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Abnormal reward prediction error signalling in antipsychotic naïve individuals with first episode psychosis or clinical risk for psychosis

2017-11-05

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Ongoing research suggests preliminary, though not entirely consistent, evidence of neural abnormalities in signalling prediction errors in schizophrenia. Supporting theories suggest mechanistic links between the disruption of these processes and the generation of psychotic symptoms. However, it is not known at what stage in psychosis these impairments in prediction error signalling develop. One major confound in p...

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Literature Corpus work: e66cce26-4c42-5bf4-b032-78a6908bc08c
DOI: 10.1101/214437

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