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Sensory Changes, Such as Anesthesia or Extreme Sensitivity to Heat

Question 615

Question 615

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Sensory changes, such as anesthesia or extreme sensitivity to heat, cold, pain, or touch, or feeling "insects crawling under one's skin," are examples of


A) hallucinations.
B) delusions.
C) somatic regressions.
D) affective episodes.

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