Horowitz's definition of hallucinations
- Horowitz's definition of hallucinations
In 1975 the American psychiatrist Mardi Jon Horowitz (b. 1934) defined hallucinations as follows: "Hallucinations are images based on immediately internal sources of information, which are appraised as if they came from immediately external sources of information."
References
Horowitz, M.J. (1975). Hallucinations: An information-processing approach.In: Hallucinations. Behavior, experience, and theory.
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