24岁女性，干部，告诉医生自己在饭厅吃饭觉得菜很淡，想拿酱油，但别人先拿走了；想喝水时，有人即去倒水，认为别人了解自己的想法。该症状是( )。
A．嫉妒妄想
B．罪恶妄想
C．夸大妄想
D．超价观念
E．思维被洞悉
参考答案：C
解析： 夸大妄想是指患者坚信自己具有非凡的才智、地位和权力；自己是科学家，已有许多发明创造；自己是伟大人物或名人后裔，国家领导人、世界的统治者等。常见于躁狂状态、精神分裂症及脑器质性精神障碍。
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