A severe psychological disorder involving loss of contact with reality.

• A. Libido
• B. Psychosis
• C. Modeling
• D. Defense Mechanisms

Answer: (B)

Loss of contact with reality points to psychosis, a set of symptoms in which perception and interpretation of reality become impaired. People experiencing psychosis may have delusions, hallucinations, or severely disorganized thinking that make it hard to distinguish what is real from what is not. This description aligns most closely with psychosis. Libido refers to sexual energy or drive, not a disruption of reality testing. Modeling is learning by observing others, not a loss of reality. Defense mechanisms are unconscious strategies to cope with anxiety, not a breakdown in perceiving reality. Therefore, psychosis is the best fit.