# MMLU-Pro / 2801

task_id: 0c2182e1-9975-575e-b18d-9fe8a533d39a
task_key: default--test--2801
task_revision_id: 1

{"category":"psychology","options":"['Both reactive and process schizophrenia have a gradual onset, but reactive schizophrenia has a better prognosis.', 'In process schizophrenia, symptoms appear suddenly and are often linked to a specific traumatic event, while reactive schizophrenia shows no clear link to specific events.', 'In reactive schizophrenia the onset of the symptoms is rapid and sudden, often after a pronounced shock or trauma. In process schizophrenia the onset of the disorder is slow and the symptoms gradually increase in severity with no precipitating trauma.', 'Process schizophrenia manifests rapidly after a traumatic event, while reactive schizophrenia slowly develops.', 'Reactive schizophrenia typically has a genetic basis, whereas process schizophrenia is predominantly due to environmental factors.', 'Process schizophrenia is considered a mild form of the disorder with short-lived symptoms, while reactive schizophrenia is more severe with long-term consequences.', 'Both reactive and process schizophrenia are triggered by traumatic events but differ in their prognosis.', 'Process schizophrenia results in cognitive deficits that are not present in reactive schizophrenia, which is characterized more by emotional disturbances.', 'Reactive schizophrenia is characterized by a stable, long-term decline in function, whereas process schizophrenia symptoms fluctuate in intensity over time.']","question":"Describe the process-reactive dimension of schizophrenia.","src":"stemez-Psychology"}

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