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-	'''False consciousness''' is the [[Marxist]] [[thesis]] that [[material]] and institutional processes in [[capitalist]] society mislead the [[proletariat]] — and other classes — about the real relations of forces between those classes.	+	'''False consciousness''' or '''false needs''' is the [[Marxist]] [[thesis]] that [[material]] and institutional processes in [[capitalist]] society mislead the [[proletariat]] — and other classes — about the real relations of forces between those classes.

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False consciousness or false needs is the Marxist thesis that material and institutional processes in capitalist society mislead the proletariat — and other classes — about the real relations of forces between those classes.