But when the dominant feature of the hallucinations is the intrusiveness, dysfunctions would more
likely include what is considered to be inappropriate behavior,
such as laughing and talking to self, poor attention to tasks, all of
which may be response to internal stimuli. The model does not
differentiate the sensorium involved in the hallucinations. The
behaviors suggested in this model are merely guidelines for the
therapist to use for observations and to explore with the individual
patients so that appropriate coping strategies can be developed
for specific functional deficits.