People with traumatic brain injuries, paranoid individuals, hypochondriacs, those who are actively addicted to drugs or alcohol, acutely psychotic individuals, and antisocial personalities are considered poor candidates for a:
A) heterogeneous outpatient intensive therapy group.
B) inpatient therapy group.
C) group dealing with specific issues such as addiction, brain injuries, personality disorders, and psychosis.
D) specific group created for their specific issue.

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These individuals are considered poor candidates for a heterogeneous outpatient intensive therapy group because their specific needs and issues may not be adequately addressed in a mixed group setting, and they may require more specialized or individualized treatment.

People with Traumatic Brain Injuries, Paranoid Individuals, Hypochondriacs, Those Who