Term ID: T4447

Paranoid Thinking

/paranoid-thinking/
Cognitive patterns characterized by suspicion, mistrust, and beliefs that others have harmful intentions.
Example: Persistent thoughts about being watched, followed, or conspired against that may interfere with relationships and functioning.

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Reference: Bentall et al. (2001)