Robinson (2007) Suggests a Three-Part Approach to Questioning Clients About

question 35

Multiple Choice

Robinson (2007) suggests a three-part approach to questioning clients about delusions and hallucinations that includes all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) Greasing the wheels to make the client feel comfortable.
• B) Uncovering the client's logic surrounding the delusion or hallucination.
• C) Pointing out evidence contrary to the delusion or hallucination.
• D) Determining the client's insight concerning the delusion or hallucination.
• E) All of these were recommended by Robinson.

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