Final answer:
The root 'delus' in the term 'delusion' means to believe.
The answer is option ⇒A
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Definition of 'delusion': A delusion is a false belief or perception that is held despite evidence to the contrary. It is a misconception or a mistaken belief that is not based on reality.
2. Etymology of 'delusion': The root 'delus' in 'delusion' comes from the Latin word 'delusus', which means 'to mock' or 'to deceive'. This root reflects the idea that a delusion is a belief that deceives or misleads a person.
3. Examples of 'delusion': Some examples of delusions include believing that one has special powers or abilities, believing that one is being followed or watched by someone, or believing that one is experiencing a significant event that is not happening in reality.
The answer is option ⇒A