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GCSE Psychology · key term
A sensory experience without a corresponding external stimulus, such as hearing a voice when nobody is speaking.
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Revise: Clinical Characteristics of SchizophreniaA hallucination is a sensory experience without a corresponding external stimulus. Hearing voices when nobody is speaking is one example. Voices may comment on the person’s actions or give commands.
Distinguish hallucinations, which concern perception, from delusions, which concern beliefs. Give a specific example of each.
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