Consistency With Schizophrenia And John Nash's Case

An inconsistency with schizophrenia and John Nash’s case is the different levels of intelligence that most schizophrenics have, as prognosis is more common if the individual has lower overall IQ or greater cognitive impairment (Larson, Walker, & Compton, 2010). As most people diagnosed with schizophrenia have a lower IQ or educational difficulties, A Beautiful Mind sets Nash apart from most schizophrenics as he is highly intelligent devoted mathematician, as a doctoral student at Princeton University. Nash’s achievement of the Nobel Prize in 1994 for the extension of Game Theory, typically involving intelligence is not necessarily associated with schizophrenia.
Typically, schizophrenics have fragmented and disembodied symptoms (Anthony, 2002).