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Continuous-processing related ERPS in adult schizophrenia: continuity with childhood onset schizophrenia.

Biological psychiatry - 15 May 1999

Strandburg R J, Marsh J T, Brown W S, Asarnow R F, Guthrie D, Harper R, Nuechterlein K H

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BACKGROUND: Previous work with schizophrenic children disclosed deficits on two continuous performance tests (CPTs) and ERP indices of reduced attentional resource allocation. METHODS: The two CPTs were administered to adult schizophrenics and matched control subjects. The simple CPT required only that the subject respond whenever the target digit was displayed. The complex version required a response whenever...

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PMID: 10349042
DOI: 10.1016/s0006-3223(98)00349-7

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