Disorders of Thinking

Question 1

If the belief is false but is widely accepted by individuals of the same culture and education it is called _________

Answer 1

culture bound belief

Question 2

false, fixed beliefs which is not accepted by individuals of the same social, cultural or educational background and not corrected by logic reasoning.

Answer 2

Delusions

Question 3

if it could be corrected by logic reasoning it is called _________ and not delusion.

Answer 3

idea

Question 4

Delusions that are describe as (well knit)
when they form a coherent system and appear to be logica

Answer 4

Systemtized

Question 5

Delusion describe as fleeting and appear to have no logical connection

Answer 5

Non-Systematized

Question 6

Types of Delusion

Answer 6

Delusions of Grandeur
Delusions of Persecution
Delusions of Reference
Delusion of influences
Delusion of self reproach (self blame) or sin
Delusion of poverty
Hypochondriacal delusion
Nihilistic delusion
Depersonalization
Derealization

Question 7

which the patient imagines that he is great individual, very rich, strong, intelligent,

Answer 7

Delusion of grandeur

Question 8

which the patient thinks that he is chased (run after) by certain people, or his food is poisoned by them.

Answer 8

Delusion of persecution

Question 9

which the patient believes that everything in the environment is referring to him (e.g. people talking in the street. newspapers, radio, television, etc. are referring to him).

Answer 9

Delusion of reference

Question 10

(Passivity feeling) in which the patient says that he is under the influence of electricity, wireless, hypnotism or telepathy, utilized by some other person.

Answer 10

Delusion of influences

Question 11

Such delusions include such diverse ideas as

a) that the patient’s thoughts are being read
b) his limbs are moved without his control or consent by some invisible agency.

Answer 11

Delusion of influences

Question 12

in which the patient feels that he is wicked, full of sins and unfit to live or mix with other people (feeling of unworthiness).

Answer 12

Delusion of self reproach (self blame) or sin

Question 13

which the patient believes that he lost all his money, property and everything in life.

Answer 13

Delusion of poverty

Question 14

which the patient declare that he does not exist (dead) and that there is no world.

Answer 14

Nihilistic delusion

Question 15

which the patient is convinced that he has a physical disease (e.g. cancer stomach) in, the absence of any evidence thereof.

Answer 15

Hypochondriacal delusion

Question 16

the patient feels that he is no longer himself; he can no longer believe in his own existence. When he looks in the mirror he feels himself changed throughout in comparison with his former state. He feels unreal, strange, lifeless, detached and automatic

Answer 16

Depersonalization

Question 17

the patient feels that the outer world has changed the people, streets and houses look different and unusual. He wonders whether his friends are the same people as they were, or whether indeed they exist at all.

Answer 17

Derealization

Question 18

Feeling of compulsion to repeat physical or mental act, the patient realizing that it is silly and meaningless, resisting it and the resistance is accompanied by increasing inner tension which is relieved by repeating again.

Answer 18

Obsessions

Question 19

refers to a solitary, abnormal belief that is neither delusional nor obsessional in nature, but which is preoccupying to the extent of dominating the sufferer’s life

Answer 19

overvalued idea