All but this type of delusion a schizophrenic patient might experience:
Correct answer: D. Sensory
- A. Somatic
- B. Thought broadcasting
- C. Persecutory
- D. Sensory
Explanation
Persecutory, somatic, and thought-broadcasting experiences are recognized forms of delusion in schizophrenia. Sensory is not a standard type of delusion, although sensory disturbances such as hallucinations may occur.
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