Nancy smells smoke when there is no fire. This is an example of:

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Nancy smells smoke when there is no fire. This is an example of:

Nancy smells smoke when there is no fire. This is an example of:
a. a delusion.
b. a hallucination.
c. paranoia.
d. olfactory inhibition.

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Psychology: An Exploration

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Authors: Ciccarelli, White

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