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Imaging auditory hallucinations in schizophrenia
Acta Neuropsychiatrica, 2006It is increasingly recognized that there are a heterogeneous range of symptoms within the syndrome of schizophrenia and that some of these also occur frequently within other psychiatric conditions. An approach similar to that in neuropsychology, where cases are grouped based on a discrete deficit, or in this case a discrete symptom, rather than a cause
Tracy, D K, Shergill, S S
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Biomarkers of Auditory-Verbal Hallucinations
Auditory-verbal hallucinations (AVH) are debilitating symptoms experienced by those diagnosed with psychosis as well as many other neurological and psychiatric disorders. Critical to supporting individuals with AVH is identifying biomarkers that serve to track changes in brain states that put individuals at risk for developing or worsening of symptoms.Victoria L, Fisher +3 more
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Auditory Hallucinations in Nonverbal Quadriplegics
Psychiatry, 1985When a system for communicating with nonverbal, quadriplegic, institutionalized residents was developed, it was discovered that many were experiencing auditory hallucinations. Nine cases are presented in this study. The "voices" described have many similar characteristics, the primary one being that they give authoritarian commands that tell the ...
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Auditory Hallucinations in a Case of Hysteria
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1966The following case study offers an exceptional opportunity to illustrate the wish-fulfilling nature of auditory hallucinations in a hysteric (Breuer and Freud, 2; Freud, 11), the conditions under which these hallucinations are experienced, and their response to treatment.
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Studies of auditory verbal hallucinations
Psychophysiology, 2016AbstractNeuroscientists have been exploring the mechanism of auditory verbal hallucinations. In this commentary, I review studies by Judy Ford, who employed a vocalization paradigm to test the hypothesis of impaired corollary discharge in psychotic patients who experience auditory verbal hallucinations.
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Controlling Auditory Hallucinations
Psychiatric Services, 1968G D, Erickson, G J, Gustafson
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Benign Auditory and Visual Hallucinations
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1960Even before the time Esquirol introduced the term hallucination and differentiated it from illusion, the occurrence of these phenomena when met with in the psychoses have provided diagnostic criteria of considerable significance. It has become increasingly evident that under exceptional circumstances "normals" may also hallucinate.
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Auricular Myoclonus as Auditory Hallucination
Journal of the Academy of Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry, 2021Jennifer L, Yehl, Kimberly, Hartney
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