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The 24 pages that link to Hallucination, each with the reason it gives.

• PsychosisBroader topic: Hallucinations can make internally generated experiences seem externally real.

• Predictive processingRelated: Some predictive accounts explain hallucinations as overly influential expectations.

• DreamCompared with: Dreams resemble hallucinations, but arise during sleep within a broader, internally generated experience.

• DelusionCompared with: Hallucinations are perceptual experiences, whereas delusions are beliefs.

• ImaginationCompared with: It can resemble imagination phenomenologically, yet is experienced as perceptual rather than deliberately imagined.

• Mental imageryCompared with: Hallucinations are typically experienced as externally present, unlike ordinary imagery.

• PareidoliaCompared with: Pareidolia begins with an external stimulus, even when that stimulus is ambiguous.

• Delusional disorderRelated: Hallucinations may occur, but are not the central defining feature of this disorder.

• ObsessionsCompared with: Obsessions are thoughts, images, or urges rather than perceptions attributed to an external source.

• Sensory perceptionCompared with: Hallucinations show that perceptual experience can arise without ordinary sensory input.

• Psychedelic experienceRelated: Some psychedelic experiences include vivid sensory events without matching external sources.

• Cognitive behavioral therapy for psychosisRelated: Hallucinations are among the experiences therapy may help people interpret and manage.

• Dream imageryCompared with: Hallucinations are experiences; dream imagery is a representational quality that can be deliberately created.

• Dementia praecoxRelated: Hallucinations were another symptom that could appear within the diagnosis.

• Dream argumentRelated: Hallucinations provide a waking counterpart to dreams in debates about perceptual justification.

• Oliver SacksBroader topic: It treats unusual perception as a subject for clinical explanation and humane description.

• Brief psychotic disorderBroader topic: Hallucinations can appear during the brief psychotic episode.

• Imaginary friendCompared with: An imaginary friend is generally understood as imagined play, not necessarily a perception experienced as externally real.

• Clinical lycanthropyRelated: Sensations of bodily change may accompany the delusion, but are not required for it.

• ParaphreniaBroader topic: Hallucinations commonly accompanied the prominent delusions in paraphrenia.

• PramipexoleRelated: Hallucinations can occur with pramipexole, particularly in older people with Parkinson’s disease.

• Truman Show delusionCompared with: A delusion is a belief; hallucinations are perceptual experiences and may occur alongside it.

• Alice in Wonderland syndromeCompared with: It contrasts with distortions that alter the apparent qualities of real objects.

• IbogaineRelated: Ibogaine can produce prolonged, intense visual and experiential effects.