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Results: Fifty one (66.2%) acted on their delusions. Delusion of persecution was commonest being present in 58.4%. Actions on delusions consisted of protecting themselves (32.5%), losing temper (25.9%), hitting self/ others (12.9%), moving/leaving house (15.6%), trying to stop it (27.2%). Informants reported that the patients felt unsafe, frightened or scared at home, suspicious of others, violent to someone, showed unusual behavior.

Acting on delusions in patients suffering from schizophrenia