Believing something that is inaccurate (e.g., that you are the president of the United States...assuming that you are not the president) is known as a(n) , whereas seeing something or hearing something that is not there is known as a(n) .

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A delusion is a false belief held with strong conviction despite superior evidence to the contrary, such as believing one is the president when not. A hallucination involves sensing things that are not there, like hearing voices or seeing things that others do not.

Believing Something That Is Inaccurate (E