Reality Testing Assessment is a clinical-psychological construct that refers to the systematic evaluation of an individual's ability to distinguish internally generated mental experiences from external reality, serving as a core component in the diagnostic appraisal of psychotic disorders.
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Fantasy, Memory, and Reality Testing
Jacob A. Arlow · The Psychoanalytic Quarterly · 1969 · 198 citations
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