What is the difference between hallucination and paranoid?

Answer 1

a hallucination is when you see, hear, smell, taste, or feel something that isn't there with the compelling feeling or thought that it is real.

a pseudohallucination is an image vivid enough to be a hallucination but recognized as unreal.

Answer 2

A delusion is something you believe, a hallucination is something you percieve.

For example, it would be a delusion to think that your teddy bear is alive.

It would be a hallucination to see the teddy bear crawl up onto your bed and start talking to you.

Answer 3

i think delusions are your having wrong ideas about the situation, while not necessarily seeing anything, while hallucinations are non-existent sensory perceptions

"What is the difference between a delusion and a hallucination"

i think that a delution is you think you are god

a hallucination is that you saw yourself being a god

both personalities are not healthy

it leads to mental disorder

it is not curable -- but it could be maintain by prescribed drugs

such delutions samples ie

i think i will turn the water into wine now

a hallucinations input is that you saw somebody pouring Fiji is a glass

you think that did it

thank you so much

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Answer 4

A hallucination is seeing something that isn't there. Being paranoid is afraid of small things and being worried something is going to happen. Extreme paranoia can sometimes lead to hallucinations but they are separate things.

Answer 5

You ask someone if they can see or hear the same things you can. If they can't it's a hallucination.