Hallucinations are false or irrational beliefs that are maintained despite clear evidence to the contrary

You have a client who is diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive personality disorder. As a result, you are concerned because she is also at risk of developing

a. schizophrenia. b. various mood disorders. c. various anxiety disorders. d. suicidal tendencies.

Katie and Jessica were college freshman when a sniper killed six students on campus

Katie suppressed her negative emotions of the event, and Jessica accepted the situation as an event that cannot be changed. Which of the following is most likely true regarding their responses? A) Katie and Jessica will both have difficulty with this situation. B) Katie and Jessica will both be able to successfully deal with the situation. C) Katie will be able to successfully deal with this situation, and Jessica will have difficulty dealing with this situation. D) Katie will have difficulty dealing with this situation, and Jessica will be able to successfully deal with this situation.