Which client statement indicates the most insight into his or her issue with auditory hallucinations? a. I take medication so the voices will stop. b. I can't remember a time when I didn't hear voices. c.The voices aren't real but it's hard to ignore them. d.The voices are telling me to hurt myself.

(C)"The voices aren't real but it's hard to ignore them."

Explanation:

Auditory hallucinations are false perceptions of sound

Its described as the perception of unknown internal words or noises that have no real origin in the outside world and are perceived to be separate from the person’s mental processes

This implies both functional and structural abnormalities in the brain.

Auditory hallucinations are typically more common inpsychiatric disease, and visual hallucinations indisorders of old age, People who experience hallucinations do not necessarily suffer from a mental illness.

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