Which of the following examples displays insight but not judgment, with respect to the cognition portion of the mental status exam?
a. Billie agrees that her purging after meals is a problem but doesn’t believe it’s a very big problem.
b. Natasha doesn’t agree with her parents that her cannabis use is a problem, though she does agree not to use it in their house.
c. Antonio’s biggest wish is that he wouldn’t feel compelled to wash his hands so frequently, and he’d do anything to stop but doesn’t know how.
d. Martin wishes everyone would stop talking about him and let him be alone with his thoughts.
a. Billie agrees that her purging after meals is a problem but doesn’t believe it’s a very big problem.
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A. True B. False