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A False Perceptual Experience That Has a Compelling Sense of Being

Question 60

Question 60

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A false perceptual experience that has a compelling sense of being real despite the absence of external stimulation is termed a:


A) hallucination.
B) catatonic experience.
C) delusion.
D) hypnogogic state.

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