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Which of the following WOULD NOT qualify for a schizophrenia diagnosis according to the DSM-V?

a.
someone also diagnosed with autism that has disorganized speech and flat affect

b.
the presence of delusions, disorganized speech, and flat affect

c.
disorganized speech, asociality, and anhedonia

d.
the presence of hallucinations and delusions

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Answer:

A. someone also diagnosed with autism that has disorganized speech and flat affect

Step-by-step explanation:

A requirement for a schizophrenia diagnosis is the absence of other issues that could cause the same symptoms. For example, If someone had a major head injury that cause disorganized speech, they couldnt be diagnosed with schizophrenia unless they found a way to confirm it was not the cause because it gives another more likely reason for the issues.

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