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Recent quantitative genetic research on psychotic experiences: new approaches to old questions

2014-10-23

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It is common, particularly in young people, to report psychotic experiences (PEs) such as feeling paranoid and having hallucinations. The questions of the role of genes and environment on PEs in the general population, and how PEs relate to schizophrenia, have not, until recently, been addressed empirically. New approaches demonstrate the heritability and role of the environment on the full range of PEs (including...

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Literature Corpus work: 91a373ae-6088-5c63-8725-7eb54f477de9
DOI: 10.1016/j.cobeha.2014.10.001

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