According to Shneidman's Theory, the Primary Thought Disorder in Suicide

According to Shneidman's theory, the primary thought disorder in suicide involves the following:

A) The client is suffering from paranoid thinking.
B) The client has narrowed his or her focus, seeing only two choices-enduring something terribly painful, or death.
C) Death is always seen as impermanent to a suicidal person.
D) Both A and C are correct.
E) Both B and C are correct.