Disorder of perception can be inclusions, hallucinations and pseudohallucinations.
Illusion is a false perception in the absence of a real external stimulus.
Hallucinations is perceived as being located in objective space and as having the same realistic qualities as normal perceptions.
Pseudohallucinations is a form of imagery arising in the subjective inner space of the mind. It lacks the substantiality of normal perceptions and occupies subjective rather than objective space.
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Psych V
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