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Refining Mechanistic Models of Hallucinations for Enhanced Translatability

2024-06-07

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<p>Over the past two decades, foundational work has provided key insights into the cognitive and neural basis of hallucinations. This progress has led to the development of several of families of theories, each of which propose that hallucinations arise from distinct cognitive mechanisms. Since these cognitive mechanisms likely map onto separate circuit-level implementations, arbitrating between them is critical t...

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