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there is a small line between the truth and a lie some people think there is a difference and say lying i wrong but many people lie on the time when people think they are telling the truth they might think they are but there is a thing called an omitory lie where you don't tell someone a thing that happened. even though you aren't lying you also aren't telling the truth. also when it comes to telling truth we do leave out some information and we only tell thing that we may have seen, heard but sometimes are sense can be wrong. Explanation: part b to your question
Hallucinations and delusions are similar in that they are both false but seem very real to the person experiencing them. Both are caused by certain mental illnesses but can also be triggered by medical conditions, injuries, or by no known cause at all. A hallucination involves the senses and feels real but is not. A delusion is a false belief that persists in spite of evidence. Neither is always cause for concern, but when experienced should lead to medical and mental health evaluations.
