Mason's experiencing Persecutory delusions as Mason had the impression that people were talking about him and that his neighbors were conspiring against him in order to evict him from his home.
<h3>What is Persecutory delusions?</h3>
When someone has persecutory delusions, they believe others are trying to harm them despite evidence to the contrary.
It's a form of paranoid thinking that can accompany a variety of mental conditions.
Thus, Persecutory delusions is the brain disorder faced by Mason.
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"containment", because the U.S wanted to contain communism and didn't want it to spread.
<em>Sorry but I don't get the problem. Here are some guesses on what you mean. </em>
- <em>The points are for the family's. </em>
- <em>You wanna let people know that others have a hard time to.</em>
- <em>That this is a serious case and we should care.</em>
- <em>We are lazy.</em>
- <em>We don't have a hard life like some people out there. </em>
- <em>We should care about these people.</em>
- <em>We should help these people. </em>
In a criminal case, the case is brought by the Government (Local DA, Department of Justice, State Attorney General, etc) who represents the people and prosecutes the case.
In a Civil Case, the case can be brought by any party, including the Government and the party that brings the case is known as the Plaintiff, not the Prosecution.
The statement above is talking about the Drive Reduction Theory. This theory, proposed by Clark Hull in 1943, talks about a certain drive that develops when a disturbance occurs in an individual's homeostasis or simply put, when someone has physical needs that need to be met.
