Understanding Delusions Quiz
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What is the definition of a delusion?

  • A delusion is a type of hallucination
  • A delusion is a false belief that is firmly held despite evidence to the contrary (correct)
  • A delusion is a type of memory impairment
  • A delusion is a type of mood disorder
  • Which of the following is an example of a delusion?

  • Feeling sad for no apparent reason
  • Believing that the weather can be controlled by one's thoughts (correct)
  • Remembering events that never actually happened
  • Thinking that one has forgotten something important
  • What is the most appropriate way to respond to someone experiencing a delusion?

  • Argue with them and present evidence to prove their beliefs wrong
  • Ignore their delusional beliefs and change the subject
  • Agree with and reinforce their delusional beliefs
  • Acknowledge their feelings and provide reassurance without reinforcing the delusion (correct)
  • What distinguishes a delusion from a mistaken belief?

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