Can you predict schizophrenia by studying the language of teenagers?, with Neguine Rezaii

An interview with psychology researcher Dr. Neguine Rezaii about her work using machine learning to predict conversion in teenagers from prodromal symptoms to psychotic episodes. The two language patterns found in the subjects' speech were 1) a low semantic density (i.e., low meaning), and 2) speech related to sound or voices. Topics: psychology, schizophrenia, machine learning, language, psychosis. 

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