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Modifying Belief Updating and Paranoia with Group Based Song-Making

2026-05-19

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<p>Background: Paranoia—believing that others intend harm—is a distressing feature of psychosis that shapes people’s interpretations of experiences and interactions with the environment. Predictive processing accounts of paranoia posit that these paranoid beliefs arise from aberrations in belief updating in which overly precise priors hinder learning and decision-making. Whilst computational modeling of behavior h...

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Literature Corpus work: 2160dac3-6add-5f06-a151-8814939d5709
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/kfseb_v1

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