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The Proverbs Test for Disorder of Thinking in Schizophrenia and Mania

Recent papers have questioned the clinical value of the proverbs test as a test of thought disorder. This paper confirms that a simple proverbs test elicits disordered thinking, but may not discriminate between that of thought disordered schizophrenics and of manics. except that the manics tend to be more verbose.