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Perceptual phenotypes: Perceptual gains and losses in synesthesia and schizophrenia

2018-10-16

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Individual differences in perception are widespread. Considering inter-individual variability, synesthetes experience stable additional sensations; schizophrenia patients suffer perceptual deficits in e.g. perceptual organization (alongside hallucinations and delusions). Is there a unifying principle explaining inter-individual variability in perception? There is good reason to believe perceptual experience result...

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0669b97d-30b5-5b14-8db6-fb3bb9dc8653
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10.1101/443846
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