 268 PSYCHOSIS CLIENT PRESENTATION 1. Bizarre Thought Content (1) * A. The client demonstrated delusional thought content. B. The client has experienced persecutory delusions. C. The client's delusional thoughts have diminished in frequency and intensity. D. The client no longer experiences delusional thoughts. 2. Illogical Thought/Speech (2) A. The client's speech and thought patterns are incoherent and illogical. B. The client demonstrated loose association of ideas and vague speech. C. The client's il logical thought and speech have become less frequent. D. The client no longer gives evidence of illogical forms of thought and speech. 3. Perception Disturbance (3) A. The client has experienced auditory hallucinations. B. The client has experienced vi sual hallucinations. C. The client's hallucinations have diminished in frequency. D. The client reported no longer experiencing hallucinations. 4. Disorganized Behavior (4) A. The client's behavior was characterized by disorganization, confusion, and s evere lack of goal direction. B. The client displayed impulsiveness or repetitive behaviors that appear to be disjunct from reality. C. The client's behavior has become more organized and goal directed. 5. Paranoia (5) A. The client displayed paranoid thoughts and reactions, including extreme distrust, fear, and apprehension. B. The client's level of distrust of others is so pervasive and obsessive that his/her daily functioning is disrupted. C. The client is unable to fulfill job and family responsib ilities because of his/her preoccupation with issues of distrust and paranoia. D. The client's level of trust is growing, and he/she displays decreased paranoid thoughts and reactions and is more able to perform daily duties and responsibilities. * The numbers in parentheses correlate to the number of the Behavioral Definition statement in the compani on chapter with the same title in The Severe and Persistent Mental Illness Treatment Planner, 2nd ed. (Berghuis and Jongsma) by John Wiley & Sons, 2008. 