A Belief That Unrelated Events Pertain to Oneself in Some

question 31

Multiple Choice

A belief that unrelated events pertain to oneself in some important way is known as:

• A) bodily illusions.
• B) ideas of reference.
• C) passive-aggressive disorder.
• D) backward masking.

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Definitions:

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