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Inefficient Neural Self-Stabilization: A theory of spontaneous resolutions and recurrent relapses in psychosis

2018-03-16

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A striking feature of psychosis is the heterogeneity of the phenomenon.Presentations of psychosis vary from transient symptoms with no functional consequence in the general population to a tenacious illness on the other extreme, with a wide range of variable trajectories in between. Even among patients with schizophrenia, who are diagnosed on the basis of persistent deterioration, marked variation is seen in respo...

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77f17740-8079-5762-bdfb-96596244130b
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10.7287/peerj.preprints.26713v1
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