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[Experimental psychological study of features of the purposeful behavior of schizophrenics with different degrees of expression of the defect].

Results of examining the behaviour of schizophrenic patients with various degrees of the defect are presented. These results show that the schizophrenic patients exhibit a number of peculiarities of both planned and real behaviour aimed at attaining an object. Patients with a marked defect more often suggest to postpone or to refuse from achieving the object at all, than to try to attain it by themselves or with the aid of others. They offer more inadequate ways of action than adequate ones. On the contrary, schizophrenic patients without a marked defect offer a greater number of the ways of action (both adequate and inadequate) than healthy subjects.