Which of the following is NOT considered a part of the client's cognitive functioning?

A) Client orientation to time, place, and person
B) Short- and long-term memory of client
C) Obsessional thinking of client
D) Knowledge base and intellectual functioning of client
E) Client insight and judgment

Cognitive Functioning

The mental processes involved in perception, thinking, reasoning, and remembering that influence how an individual learns and understands the world.

Obsessional Thinking

A form of intrusive thought that is unwanted, persistent, and often linked to anxiety or OCD.

Intellectual Functioning

Refers to the cognitive capacities of an individual, including abilities such as reasoning, problem-solving, and learning.