Believing Something That Is Inaccurate (E

question 24

Multiple Choice

Believing something that is inaccurate (e.g., that you are the president of the United States...assuming that you are not the president) is known as a(n) , whereas seeing something or hearing something that is not there is known as a(n) .

• A) Delusion; hallucination
• B) Hallucination; delusion
• C) Self-efficacy; facilitated communication
• D) Obsession; compulsion

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Definitions:

Dialectic Approach

A method of argument for resolving disagreement that involves the exchange of arguments and counter-arguments.

Indirect Approach

A communication strategy where the main point is not presented directly at the beginning.

Discretionary Approach

A method or strategy that allows for flexibility and personal judgment in decision-making processes.

Shock Or Surprise

An emotional or physical response to an unexpected event or piece of information.