delusional Meaning & Definition

  • En [ dɪˈluː.ʒən.əl]
  • Us [ dɪˈluː.ʒən.əl]

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  • Attributional style and delusions : an investigation based on delusional content.

  • Higher levels of meta-worry and endorsement of beliefs about the uncontrollability of worry were associated with higher levels of delusional distress.

  • However, the further prediction that delusional distress would be associated with levels of meta-worry was not supported for the whole group of participants.

  • The delusional beliefs persist despite disagreement but not because the patient is unable to recognize that others have different mental states to their own.

  • Few cases were included even if the offender did not actually recognize his beliefs as delusional or was unable to describe his motivation.

  • Other headache associated with depression can be described more bizarrely, with almost a delusional tone.

  • We have every reason to believe that he may be delusional, oppressed with the kinds of ' voices' associated with what we now call schizophrenia.

  • What are the most characteristic features of delusional moments in daily life and under which specific contextual conditions do delusions occur?

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