How Do Auditory Verbal Hallucinations Differ Between Psychotic and Nonpsychotic

question 85

Multiple Choice

How do auditory verbal hallucinations differ between psychotic and nonpsychotic individuals?

• A) Hallucinations in nonpsychotic individuals are more likely to consist of sounds rather than voices.
• B) The voices that psychotic individuals hear are more negative and perceived as less controllable.
• C) Psychotic individuals only hear happy voices, whereas nonpsychotic individuals only hear angry voices.
• D) There are no differences in auditory hallucinations between these groups.

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Definitions:

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