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Influence of prior beliefs on perception in early psychosis: effects of illness stage and hierarchical level of belief

2018-09-23

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Alterations in the balance between prior expectations and sensory evidence may account for faulty perceptions and inferences leading to psychosis. However, uncertainties remain about the nature of altered prior expectations and the degree to which they vary with the emergence of psychosis. We explored how expectations arising at two different levels – cognitive and perceptual – influenced processing of sensory inf...

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595eff4b-83f6-5362-9d88-05f585517b28
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10.1101/421891
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