A False Belief That Is Strongly Held, Held Even When

question 63

Multiple Choice

A false belief that is strongly held, held even when there is evidence to prove otherwise, is called a

• A) waxy flexibility.
• B) delusion.
• C) hallucinatory concept.
• D) tangential focus.
• E) firm conviction.

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Definitions:

Repeatedly Think

The act of considering or pondering the same idea, concept, or situation multiple times, often leading to deep reflection or fixation.

Regulate Affect

The process of controlling or managing one's emotional state, often through conscious or unconscious strategies.

Good Mood

A state of mind or feeling characterized by contentment, happiness, or pleasure.

Exercising

The activity of engaging in physical workouts to improve health, fitness, and overall well-being.