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Prevalence of visual snow and relation to attentional absorption

2021-09-21

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<p>Visual snow is a condition of unclear prevalence characterized by tiny flickering dots throughout the entire visual field. It appears to result from visual cortex hyperactivity and possibly correlates with propensity to be engrossed in sensory and imaginary experiences (absorption). The prevalence and correlates of visual snow, and emotional reactions to it, were explored in the general Portuguese population wi...

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7bdc8e5f-d363-56ef-a45e-03bc60df19ad
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10.31234/osf.io/9pv26
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