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The Perception of Visual Distortions in Virtual Reality and Their Association with Psychosis-Relevant Traits

2026-01-28

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<p>Background Visual distortions (VDs) are frequently reported but insufficiently characterized in early psychosis and may reflect alterations in perceptual processing. Computational accounts emphasize aberrant precision-weighting of sensory evidence and prior expectations, but most empirical work has used simplified laboratory stimuli. It remains unclear whether these mechanistic accounts generalize to more natur...

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186f760f-9657-5089-be41-48429cb65d4e
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10.31234/osf.io/pfy6u_v2
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