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The term used is malingering. It is the conscious decision to lie about something to receive a conscious secondary benefit or gain. In somatiform disorder people unconsciously create symptoms and in factitious disorder people consciously create their symptoms to assume the role of a patient in order to draw attention to themselves without financial gain.

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