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Delusions: faulty ‘reality testing’ to blame, study suggests

February 23, 2014 by

A delusion is defined as a state of irrational belief that holds even when there is strong evidence to the contrary. Now, a researcher from the University of Adelaide in Australia believes he can explain why some individuals are unable to escape their delusions, and it is all down to faulty "reality testing.

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