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Not enough pleasure? Influence of hallucination proneness on sensory feedback processing of positive self-voice

2024-12-07

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Ample research explored changes in sensory feedback processing of the self-voice as well as the control of attention allocation in voice hearers, including both non-clinical voice hearers and voice hearers with a psychotic disorder. While the attentional bias toward negative emotional information in voice hearers with a psychotic disorder due to heightened sensitivity towards threat/danger is well established, it...

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468ca238-6993-56e5-93b3-769290f84ff3
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10.1101/2024.12.04.626770
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