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robinn137

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Which statement reflects a negative pattern of thinking associated with restricted affect symptoms?
 
  a. If I show my feelings, others will see my inadequacy..
  b. I'm not going to find the right words to express myself..
  c. Why bother, I'm just going to fail..
 d. It takes too much effort to try..

Question 2

Nick has schizophrenia and is experiencing the most common form of hallucinations, which are ____.
 
  a. auditory hallucinations
  b. gustatory hallucinations
  c. olfactory hallucinations
  d. tactile hallucinations



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

a



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