What Is the Difference Between a Hallucination and a Delusion?​

question 73

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between a hallucination and a delusion?​

• A)A hallucination is a false perception. A delusion is a false belief.
• B)​A hallucination is a false belief. A delusion is a false perception.
• C)​A hallucination is a repetitive thought. A delusion is a repetitive action.
• D)​A hallucination is a repetitive action. A delusion is a repetitive thought.

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Definitions:

Tecumseh

A Native American leader of the Shawnee and a major figure in the early 19th century, advocating for the unification of various Native American tribes to resist westward expansion by European settlers.

Tippecanoe

The site of an 1811 battle in the Indiana Territory, where future President William Henry Harrison defeated Native American forces led by Tecumseh's brother, Tenskwatawa.

Customs Collectors

Officials responsible for collecting duties imposed by a government on imported and exported goods.

Democratic-Republican

A political party in the United States that evolved in the 1790s and supported states' rights and agriculture, opposing the Federalist Party.