Question

A woman diagnosed as schizophrenic announces that she has a plan to end poverty and homelessness in the world and that the pope has given her secret instructions on how this can be accomplished. her thinking is indicative of a delusion of .

Answer 1

Her thinking is indicative of a delusion of "grandeur".

A delusion of grandeur is the settled, false conviction that one has unrivaled characteristics, for example, virtuoso, notoriety, power, or riches. It is frequently a side effect of schizophrenia, yet can likewise be a side effect found in insane or bipolar disarranges, and also dementia.