What was that!? What was that noise? Where did those voices come from?! This is what a paranoid schizophrenic might wonder during daily life. Paranoid schizophrenia is a subtype of schizophrenia, unlike other schizophrenic disorders, that does not affect a person's ability to think or concentrate. People suffering from paranoid schizophrenia have a very particular characteristic: auditory hallucinations and delusions are present in their lives. Paranoid schizophrenia is a mental disorder and the most common subtype of schizophrenia that causes one or two of the five senses to malfunction. Paranoid schizophrenic people have auditory hallucinations that make them believe they hear things that aren't really there. Another is delusions such as believing that the individual is more powerful than he actually is or thinking that someone is conspiring against him. Sufferers of this disorder cope with reality much better than any other type of schizophrenia. They don't have as many problems with memory, emotions, speech, or cognitive processes. Although Paranoid Sch...