Discussion
Hallucination is a common occurrence in clients with :
Answer: A
Hallucinations are common in clients with substance abuse.
Hallucinations are perceptions without an external stimulus, such as hearing voices or seeing things that are not there. Many psychoactive substances cause them during intoxication (hallucinogens, cannabis, stimulants) or during withdrawal, as in alcohol withdrawal and delirium tremens.
Depression is mainly a disorder of mood; hallucinations appear only in its severe psychotic form, so they are not a common occurrence. Regression is a defence mechanism, a return to an earlier stage of behaviour, not a disorder that produces hallucinations. A phobia is an anxiety disorder of intense, irrational fear with reality testing intact.
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