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The client with schizophrenia is sitting quietly in a chair. The client does not respond much to what is happening, and has a lack of interest in the environment. What best describes the result of the nurse's assessment?

1. The client is experiencing positive symptoms.
2. The client is most likely hearing voices.
3. The client is most likely very depressed.
4. The client is experiencing negative symptoms.

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