A false belief that is strongly held, held even when there is evidence to prove otherwise, is called a

A) waxy flexibility.
B) delusion.
C) hallucinatory concept.
D) tangential focus.
E) firm conviction.

Waxy Flexibility

A symptom of certain psychiatric conditions characterized by a person's limbs remaining in the position they are placed by someone else for an extended period.

Delusion

A firmly held belief that contradicts reality, often occurring as a symptom of mental illness.

Tangential Focus

A manner of thinking or communication that deviates from the main topic or point of interest, often leading to unrelated subjects.