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Parietal–prefrontal feedforward connectivity in association with schizophrenia genetic risk and delusions

2019-10-11

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<h4>Background</h4> Conceptualizations of delusion formation implicate, in part, deficits at feed-forward information transfer across posterior to prefrontal cortices, resulting in dysfunctional integration of new information in favor of over-familiar prior beliefs. Here, we used functional MRI and machine learning models to examine feedforward parietal-prefrontal information transfer in schizophrenia patients in...

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85dd3191-84e5-5968-bd3e-309aaf80b83c
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10.1101/801506
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