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[Behavioral Symptom] Hallucinations [Definition] Perception of an object or event when the object or event is not really present. Typically visual in LBD, but rarely, hallucinations can be auditory (hearing), olfactory (smell), gustatory (taste), or tactile (touch) as well. (Also includes illusions – a misperception of an object or event that is real.) [Examples] 
Seeing children or small animals Seeing bugs crawling on the floor or walls Smelling bad odors that others cannot smell Hearing people talking when no one is there
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