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I. Group of systematic schizophrenias(Insidious onset, auditory and somatic hallucinations, delusions, early blunting of affect, continuous unremitting course, personality deterioration)
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| Paraphrenias (Auditory hallucinosis, audible thoughts, thought broadcast, passivity experiences, delusional misidentifications, falsifications of memory)
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| Hebephrenias (Extreme autistic withdrawal, flat affect, impoverished or disorganized speech and behaviour)
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| Catatonias (Excessive parakinesias, mannerisms, verbigeration, posturing, stereotypies, mutism, auditory hallucinations)
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II. Group of unsystematic (atypical) schizophrenias(Rapid onset, relatively preserved affect, remitting course, mild personality deterioration)
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| Affect-laden paraphrenia (Paranoid delusions with affective loading)
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| Cataphasia (schizophasia) (Incoherent, pressured speech but well-organised behaviour)
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| Periodic catatonia (Episodic hyper- or hypokinesia, mixed excitatory and hallucinatory symptoms)
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III. Group of cycloid psychoses(Sudden onset, pervasive delusional mood, multimodal hallucinations, labile affect, polarity of manifestations, typically complete recovery from episode)
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| Anxiety-happiness psychosis (Extreme shifts of affect, polarity intense fear - ecstatic elation)
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| Motility psychosis (Impulsive hypermotility - psychomotor inhibition)
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| Confusion psychosis (Incoherent pressure of speech - mutism)
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