What type of disturbances are categorized under Cognitive and Perceptual Disturbances?

Cognitive and perceptual disturbances specifically refer to issues related to thought processes and how individuals perceive reality. This includes problems such as difficulties in concentration, memory, judgment, and the interpretation of sensory information. Thought and perception issues can manifest in various ways, including disorganized thinking, delusions, hallucinations, or impaired insight, making it a fitting categorization for cognitive and perceptual disturbances.

In contrast, physical injuries, impulsive actions, and sleep disorders do not primarily pertain to cognitive functioning or perception. Physical injuries primarily involve the body rather than cognitive processes. Impulsive actions relate more to behavioral responses than to cognitive disturbances. Sleep disorders affect various aspects of physical health and can influence cognitive functioning but are not classified specifically under cognitive and perceptual disturbances in a direct sense. The focus on thought and perception issues highlights the significance of cognitive processes which are essential for understanding how individuals interact with their world mentally.