are the only type which are completely subjective. + The information in the first sentence of paragraph C also helps us to confirm that “physiological illusions”, “the aforementioned category”, are “a result of neurone activity”. Note that “neurone activity” is related to stimulation of the brain, while “interference” means an undesirable involvement, which is “excessive stimulation” in this context. + The first sentence of paragraph B contains all words or phrases with meanings similar to those of keywords. + The answer must be a noun, noun phrase or adjective with no more than three words.
Physiological illusions occur as a result of excessive stimulation of the eyes and brain which leads to a temporary state of confusion and mixed messages.Ĭognitive illusions, on the other hand, are said to arise not as a result of neurone activity as with the aforementioned category. Q13: What type of illusion is a result of interference with neurone activity ?
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+ Option F: “Despite turning professional in 1885 and becoming the founding member of the Football Lions in 1889, Newton Heath – nicknamed the ‘Heathens’ – was constantly troubled by financial difficulties”.Įxperienced economic hitches = troubled by financial difficulties. + Option D: “Despite turning professional in 1885…”Ĭeased being an amateur = Turning professional It means that Newton Heath began from Newton Heath LYR club. + Option C: “Newton Heath began life as Newton Heath LYR (Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway) club and as the name suggests, the original team was comprised of railway workers” Option C, D and F are correct answers because:
Note: do not misunderstand that “It mentioned that there was a consideration between two names (Manchester Central and Manchester Celtic), but finally chose “Manchester United”, did not change one more time. + Option G: “After consideration of the alternatives titles of Manchester Central and Manchester Celtic, the club was christened Manchester United in April 1902” + Option E: We could not find any information confirming that “It was the most famous British football club of the period.” + Option B: It began as Newton Heath LYR (Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway) club, not only Lancashire-based club. + Option A: We could not find any information confirming that Newton Heath was established in 1902. alcohol withdrawal i.e.After reading paragraph A and B, you could rule out option A, B, E and G because:.hallucinogens: mescaline, psilocybin, lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD), phencyclidine (PCP), ecstasy (MDMA), atropine, dopamine agonists.sleep-related, especially in narcolepsy.peduncular hallucinosis: due to infarcts of the midbrain.Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD): particularly the Heidenhain variant.Parkinson disease dementia: 50% experience visual hallucinations.Lewy body dementia: >20% experience visual hallucinations.migraine, posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (PRES).Anton syndrome: may be seen after occipital infarcts.tumors, vascular malformations, strokes, epileptogenic foci) psychoses ( schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder).delirium including secondary to drugs such as cocaine, methamphetamine.Pathology EtiologyĪ number of conditions are known to be associated with visual hallucinations including: In other settings, for example those due to psychiatric disturbance, delirium or intoxication/withdrawal are often frightening. In some cases, such as Lilliputian hallucinations (miniature people in lines or groups often performing strange actions), the hallucinations are not distressing, but rather elicit curiosity or wonder.
Of interest, the patient's insight and response to these hallucinations is variable.
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