When Medication Is Not Entirely Effective in Treating Psychotic Symptoms

question 126

Multiple Choice

When medication is not entirely effective in treating psychotic symptoms, it may be supplemented with

• A) cognitive-behavioral therapy.
• B) dialectal-behavioral therapy.
• C) psychotherapy.
• D) eye movement desensitization and reprocessing therapy.

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