Do You Have Persecutory Delusions? Quiz

You Got: Aggressive Delusions.

You've swung to the opposite extreme of paranoid delusions. Your personality is quite carefree and haphazard, and if it develops further, it could turn into an aggressive type.

You Got: Self-Deception Delusions.

There are two ways to describe you: optimistic or self-deceiving. You're accustomed to interpreting everything in a positive light, which keeps you content and extremely relaxed. Even if someone comes at you with a knife, you'd think they're just trying to sell you some kitchenware. You show no signs of being influenced by paranoid delusions, believing that everything in the world is peaceful and beautiful, and that everyone is helpful.

You Got: Blind Obedience Delusions.

You might not be as cautious as it seems, but when you see others doing something, you feel uneasy if you don't follow suit. To be honest, many of the precautions you take are just self-deception.

You Got: Persecutory Delusions.

You've already developed persecutory delusions. You feel that there's danger everywhere and that everyone could potentially harm you. Caution should have its limits; worrying about pesticide residues in vegetables or catching diseases while swimming, you're the type most susceptible to mass hysteria. It's a wonder you're not scared to death by your own fears, truly a case of being startled by every shadow and rustle.

You're best suited to be a 'person in a cocoon,' ensuring you're safe from any harm from the outside world.