For 10 points, name these events induced by LSD.
Jean Lhermitte's [LURE-mit's] "peduncular" disease mostly manifests with this symptom. This symptom is experienced by blind people with Charlie Bonnet syndrome. The somatic form of this symptom is one of Schneider's first-rank symptoms. Formication, an example of this symptom, is common in delirium tremens patients. Sensory (*) deprivation results in this symptom in the Ganzfeld effect. Psilocin [SEAL-oh-kin] and psilocybin [SEAL-oh-sigh-bin] induce euphoria and this symptom by binding to serotonin neurons. The auditory form of these events are common in schizophrenics, and are colloquially referred to as "hearing voices." For 10 points, name these events induced by LSD.
Jean Lhermitte's [LURE-mit's] "peduncular" disease mostly manifests with this symptom.
hallucination [or word forms; or specific types of hallucinations; do not accept or prompt on “delusions”]