What are the symptoms of psychosis in veterans?

The symptoms of psychosis in veterans and the general population include:        

Hallucinations: Hearing voices, seeing or feeling things that are not thereDelusions: Unshakable belief in things that cannot possibly be trueLack of drive: No interest or energy in lifeLack of concentration: Difficulty reading, remembering, and noticing thingsSocial withdrawal: Loss of interest in being with people, while at the same time feeling intensely isolated and aloneDepersonalization: People, things, and even your own self, seem strange and unreal

Psychotic symptoms include hallucinations (seeing, hearing, feeling, or smelling things that are not there); delusions (false ideas that things are occurring despite ample evidence they are not, for example that the CIA has implanted a monitoring device in one's brain); thought broadcasting (the notion that the TV or radio are broadcasting one's thoughts and that others can perceive them); and paranoia (the fixed idea that others harbor malintent towards one despite evidence to the contrary, and other cases where fantasy or unreality cannot be distinguished from that which is real).