An unusual experience described by the wife in Personal Insights 20.1 that early on suggested something new was happening to her husband (later diagnosed as Lewy Body disease) was:
a. when he told her that he could not remember how to comb his hair
b. when he displayed an essential tremor in one hand
c. when he decided to no longer play racquetball
d. when she experienced a conversion reaction in the form of pain in her hip and leg
e. when they learned they would have to sell their home of 49 years
A
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a. negative cognitive triad. b. distorted cognitive triad. c. automatic cognition triad. d. cognitive delusion triad.
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What will be an ideal response?