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What is the main difference between derealization and depersonalization?
What is the main difference between derealization and depersonalization?
- Derealization involves feeling detached from oneself, while depersonalization involves feeling detached from surroundings.
- Derealization involves false beliefs, while depersonalization involves distorted perceptions.
- Derealization involves feeling detached from surroundings, while depersonalization involves feeling detached from oneself. (correct)
- Derealization involves distorted perceptions, while depersonalization involves false beliefs.
What is a key characteristic of delusions?
What is a key characteristic of delusions?
- Delusions are beliefs that are rational and supported by logic.
- Delusions are beliefs that are easily influenced by others.
- Delusions are beliefs that change frequently based on evidence.
- Delusions are beliefs held despite evidence against them and with no logical backing. (correct)
How do overvalued ideas differ from delusions?
How do overvalued ideas differ from delusions?
- Overvalued ideas are always grandiose in nature.
- Overvalued ideas are maintained with less intensity than delusions. (correct)
- Overvalued ideas are unshakable and always false.
- Overvalued ideas are based on strong evidence and logic.
Which type of theme can delusions have?
Which type of theme can delusions have?
How is a thought content assessed in a patient?
How is a thought content assessed in a patient?
What does a patient experience during derealization?
What does a patient experience during derealization?
In a psychiatric interview, what aspect of appearance should the interviewer pay attention to regarding grooming?
In a psychiatric interview, what aspect of appearance should the interviewer pay attention to regarding grooming?
Which behaviour should be noted during a psychiatric interview that indicates possible self-harm?
Which behaviour should be noted during a psychiatric interview that indicates possible self-harm?
What does observing psychomotor agitation or retardation in a psychiatric interview primarily indicate?
What does observing psychomotor agitation or retardation in a psychiatric interview primarily indicate?
During a psychiatric interview, what does a patient being cooperative, hostile, or evasive primarily reflect?
During a psychiatric interview, what does a patient being cooperative, hostile, or evasive primarily reflect?
If a patient in a psychiatric interview is fluctuating in consciousness, what further testing might be required?
If a patient in a psychiatric interview is fluctuating in consciousness, what further testing might be required?
What should an interviewer assess to understand the level of rapport with a patient in a psychiatric interview?
What should an interviewer assess to understand the level of rapport with a patient in a psychiatric interview?
Which term refers to misperceptions of actual stimuli?
Which term refers to misperceptions of actual stimuli?
What distinguishes illusions from hallucinations?
What distinguishes illusions from hallucinations?
Which of the following is an example of an illusion?
Which of the following is an example of an illusion?
In psychiatry, what is a common question asked about auditory hallucinations?
In psychiatry, what is a common question asked about auditory hallucinations?
Which term refers to perceptions in the absence of sensory stimuli?
Which term refers to perceptions in the absence of sensory stimuli?
What distinguishes depersonalization from hallucinations?
What distinguishes depersonalization from hallucinations?
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