A Native American client is admitted with a diagnosis of psychosis not otherwise specified. The client's family seems to regard the client's hallucinations as normal. What assessment can be made?
A) The client's family regards the hallucinations from a cultural context.
B) The client will benefit from a talking circle.
C) The client will need a medicine man.
D) The client will need a single room.
A
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