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The clinical significance of anomalous experience in the explanation of monothematic delusions [PDF]
SynthÈse, 2021 Monothematic delusions involve a single theme, and often occur in the absence of a more general delusional belief system. They are cognitively atypical insofar as they are said to be held in the absence of evidence, are resistant to correction, and have ...
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Anomalous self and identity experiences.
, 2014 Etzel Cardeña, Carlos S. Alvarado
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Percutaneous intervention on anomalous circumflex coronary arteries — a single centre experience
Cardiovascular Revascularization Medicine, 2012 Background: Anomalies of the origin and course of the circumflex artery are amongst the most common seen at coronary angiography. There is limited information regarding patient and procedural characteristics, technical feasibility and outcomes associated
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Are Anomalous Perceptual Experiences Necessary For Delusions?
Journal of Nervous & Mental Disease, 2008Several theories of delusions suggest that anomalous perceptual experience is necessary for delusion formation. This study evaluated levels of anomalous perceptual experience in a large group of nonclinical participants from the general population (N = 337), a group of psychotic inpatients (N = 20), and 2 groups of hallucinating (N = 24) and ...
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Lateralized Anomalous Perceptual Experiences in Schizophrenia
Psychopathology, 2010Four cases of schizophrenia are described, in which subjects reported anomalous perceptual experiences confined to one visual field, in all cases the left visual field. The pattern, content and laterality of such anomalous perceptions point to the presence of right hemisphere dysfunction in schizophrenia.
R, Persaud, J, Cutting
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EASE: Examination of Anomalous Self-Experience
Psychopathology, 2005for a detailed account of phenomena that have in common a somehow deformed sense of fi rst-person perspective – in brief, a disorder or defi ciency in the sense of being a subject, a self-coinciding center of action, thought, and experience 1 . The scale is mainly designed for conditions in the schizophrenia spectrum, but it cannot be used alone as a ...
Parnas, Josef +6 more
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Anomalous modes in the Taylor experiment
Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. A. Mathematical and Physical Sciences, 1981Abstract An experimental investigation and a theoretical appraisal are presented which enlarge upon previous observations of multiple steady flows in a Taylor apparatus where the fluid-filled annulus is comparatively short. The aim of the experiments was a systematic exploration of all anomalous modes in this apparatus, namely those ...
Thomas Brooke Benjamin, T. Mullin
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The psychology of anomalous experiences: A rediscovery.
Psychology of Consciousness: Theory, Research, and Practice, 2017This essay presents the rationale to consider anomalous experiences (AEs, such as synesthesia, lucid dreaming, hallucinations, psi-related experiences, and near-death experiences) as an essential topic in psychology. These experiences depart from the typical or customary characteristics of consciousness (e.g., out-of-body experiences), or from ordinary
Etzel Cardeña +2 more
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Anomalous conical emission: Two-beam experiments
Physical Review A, 1994We report the observation of anomalous conical emission in the first resonant transition of atomic calcium in the presence of a second probe beam. The observations do not favor the refraction-at-boundary model unless the incoherence between the beams plays a crucial role.
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Computer Experiment of Anomalous Diffusion
The Physics of Fluids, 1966A computer model of the diffusion of a fully ionized plasma across a constant magnetic field is described. The two-dimensional motion of one thousand charged rods is followed as they move according to Newtons law of motion under the action of their mutual electrostatic forces.
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