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NCMHCE Clinical Mental Health Counselor

Category - Assessment and Diagnosis

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What abilities do clients with psychotic disorders often lack that make the possibility of engaging them in self-examination unlikely? Choose all that apply.

Schizophrenia
Delusions
Logical thinking
Hallucination free

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Answers: C and D - Individual’s struggling with psychotic disorders (often schizophrenia or substance-abuse induced) often experience delusions, hallucinations, and disorganized thoughts. In order to be capable of self-examination (an integral part of Adlerian therapy), one must be able to think in a logical manner, and be free of such hallucinations and delusions.

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