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sachdev · Credits: 111 My Scrapbook

ans is 2.
hallucination is vivid(false) sensory perception thru sense organ without a sensory supply without a sensory stimuli

tajomaro123 · Credits: 15609 My Scrapbook My Reading List 2 Books

Sensory organs are not involved , i agree

diference between hallucination and pseudohallucination is that the later dont look as vivid , so the statement is correct

bvg · Credits: 194 My Scrapbook

option 3 is true. option 2 is th most likely ans

jesee · Credits: 413 My Scrapbook

2 is the answer .

spiderman123 · Credits: 179 My Scrapbook

ans is 2 bcoz sensory organs do get involved in some type of hallucinations like reactive hallucinations e.g in optic neuritis there is visual hallucination

josephdhar · Credits: 1235 My Scrapbook

usually it is independent of the will but with CBT patient can control / ignore hallucinations

sensory organs are involved- ear- auditory,eye - visual,skin - tactile hallucinations

hallucinations appear real to patient

occurs in absence of a perceptual stimulus - relux hallucination / synesthesia are phenomenon

kindly read - Andrew sims / fish phenomenology in Psychiatry or Kaplan and Saddock

dr_angel · Credits: 445 My Scrapbook

Option2..
Sensory organs r involvd in visual n auditory hallucinations..
Remainin options do occur..

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