What are cognitive symptoms of psychotic disorders - CORRECT ANSWER -disordered thinking

-inability to make decisions

-poor problem solving ability

-difficult concentrating to perform tasks

-Memory deficits

Misconstrues trivial events and attaches personal significance to them, such as believing that

others, who are discussing the next meal, are talking about them - CORRECT ANSWER ideas of

reference

Feels singled out for harm by others (being hunted down by FBI) - CORRECT ANSWER

Persecution

Believes that she is all powerful and important like a god - CORRECT ANSWER grandeur

believes that his body is changing in an unusual way, scubas growing a third arm - CORRECT

ANSWER somatic delusions

May feel that her spouse is sexually involved with another individual - CORRECT ANSWER

Jealousy

Believes that a force outside his body is controlling him - CORRECT ANSWER being controlled

believes that her thoughts are heard by others - CORRECT ANSWER thought broacasting

believes that others thoughts are being inserted into his mind - CORRECT ANSWER thought

insertion

Believe that her thoughts have been removed form her mind by an outside agency - CORRECT

ANSWER thought withdrawal

is obsessed with religious beliefs - CORRECT ANSWER religiosity

The client may say sentence after sentence but each sentence may relate to another topic and

the listeniner is bale to follow the clients thoughts - CORRECT ANSWER flight of ideas

Made up words that have meaning only to the client such as i tranged and flitted. - CORRECT

ANSWER neologisms