What broad area would you consider if someone "fails" the mini-mental status exam? A. Neurosis B. Psychosis C. Neurodevelopmental Disorders D. All-of-the-above

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What broad area would you consider if someone "fails" the mini-mental status exam?

A. Neurosis
B. Psychosis
C. Neurodevelopmental Disorders
D. All-of-the-above

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