Psychology on Edge--Which of the following is a cognitive feature of a person with a somatoform disorder? A. They tend to be highly emotional. B. They have difficulty forming relationships. C. They demonstrate care-seeking behavior. D. They have an unrealistic view of good health.

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14 September, 14:02

Psychology on Edge--Which of the following is a cognitive feature of a person with a somatoform disorder? A. They tend to be highly emotional. B. They have difficulty forming relationships. C. They demonstrate care-seeking behavior. D. They have an unrealistic view of good health.

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Porter Mendoza · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter D.

Somatoform disorders are those in which there are the presence of physical symptoms that suggest a general medical condition, but with no apparent medical basis, the direct effects of a substance or any other mental disorder.