AP Psychologyeasymcq1 pt
A delusion is a
A.false belief held despite contrary evidence
B.sensory illusion
C.fear response
D.memory loss
Explanation
Core Concept
Believing the CIA is reading your thoughts — delusions resist correction, unlike ordinary mistakes.
Correct Answer
Afalse belief held despite contrary evidence
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