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Visual Distortion Screener: A video-based instrument for assessing visual distortions commonly endorsed in psychosis

2025-10-24

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<p>BackgroundVisual distortions (VDs) represent key markers of psychosis emergence and are highly prevalent amongst patients with psychosis. Existing instruments for VDs depend on verbal descriptions and concurrently assess other perceptual disturbances. A measure exclusively assessing VDs grounded in visual representations could enhance the consistency with which these experiences are probed and sensitivity to su...

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35305bfd-8ef5-5823-99f7-e3c8b239c0f8
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10.31234/osf.io/gqr5c_v1
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