What symptom is NOT typically associated with psychosis?

Impaired motor skills are not typically associated with psychosis. Psychosis is primarily characterized by a disconnection from reality, which manifests in symptoms such as hallucinations (perceptual disturbances where individuals hear or see things that are not there), disorganized thinking (difficulty organizing thoughts leading to incoherent speech), and delusions (fixed false beliefs that are resistant to reasoning or contrary evidence).

While impaired motor skills can be observed in various medical conditions and can affect individuals with severe mental illness, it does not constitute a core symptom of psychosis itself. The hallmark features of psychosis focus more on cognitive and perceptual distortions rather than motor functioning. Thus, the choice regarding impaired motor skills is accurate in identifying a symptom that is not typical of psychosis.