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Reduced magnetic mismatch negativity: a shared deficit in psychosis and related risk

Psychological Medicine, 2022
AbstractBackgroundAbnormal auditory processing of deviant stimuli, as reflected by mismatch negativity (MMN), is often reported in schizophrenia (SCZ). At present, it is still under debate whether this dysfunctional response is specific to the full-blown SCZ diagnosis or rather a marker of psychosis in general.
Christian Valt, Tiziana Quarto, Angelantonio Tavella, Fabiola Romanelli, Leonardo Fazio, Giorgio Arcara, Mario Altamura, Giuseppe Barrasso, Antonello Bellomo, Giuseppe Blasi, Flora Brudaglio, Angela Carofiglio, Enrico D'Ambrosio, Flavia Antida Padalino, Antonio Rampino, Alessandro Saponaro, Domenico Semisa, Domenico Suma, Giulio Pergola, Alessandro Bertolino   +19 more
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Do shared semantic features facilitate Lexical-semantic processing in early course psychosis?

Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics, 2019
The lexical-semantic relatedness effect supposes different activation in the semantic memory of related versus unrelated word-pairs. Semantically related pairs are considered to result in a larger spread of activation as the activation of concept nodes is dependent on shared lexical-semantic features of concepts. The increased activation of concepts in
Sekulić Sović, Martina, Erdeljac, Vlasta, Kužina, Iva   +2 more
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The Special Challenges of Psychotherapy with Persons with Psychosis: Intersubjective Metacognitive Model of Agreement and Shared Meaning

Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy, 2016
Agreement between client and therapist is an essential part of the therapeutic alliance. While there are general challenges to the creation of agreement and shared meaning in all psychotherapies, there are specific challenges while working with persons with psychosis.
Ilanit, Hasson-Ohayon, Shlomo, Kravetz, Paul H, Lysaker   +2 more
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Team-Based Shared Formulation for Psychosis

2022
Alan Meaden, Andrew Fox, Henna Hussain
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Is every shared psychosis a folie à deux?

International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry, 2010
Bharat Magar, Sabina Fahy
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Dangerous leadership and a culture of violence: shared psychosis in the age of Donald Trump

cultura & psyché, 2023
Bandy X. Lee
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Two Generations of Sun Gazers: Questions of Competence and Shared Psychosis

Psychiatric Services, 1992
M J, Goldman, G S, Sigel, T G, Gutheil
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Shamanism and psychosis: Shared mechanisms?

Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2018
AbstractIndividual-specific predispositions may precede the cultural evolution of shamanism and may be linked to it via principles of predictive coding. We have used these principles to identify commonalities between clinical and shaman-like non-clinical voice-hearers.
Albert R, Powers, Philip R, Corlett
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Shared Psychotic Disorder: A Psychosocial Psychosis?

Current Psychiatry Reviews, 2006
Shared Psychotic Disorder (SPD) is the development of a delusion in an individual in the context of a close relationship with another who has an existing delusion. SPD has consistently been interpreted from a psychiatric perspective with little regard for the relational component of the sharing of delusions between individuals.
Incorvaia, Daniela, Helmes, Edward
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Shared vulnerability between seizures and psychosis in cocaine addiction?

Epilepsy & Behavior, 2011
Cocaine-induced seizures (CIS) and cocaine-induced psychosis (CIP) may be complications of acute cocaine intoxication. CIS could result from a kindling process, involving the glutamate NMDA receptor (NMDAR) phosphorylation state, which is enhanced by activation of the dopamine D1 receptor (D1R). CIP is considered to be more specifically associated with
Benjamin, Rolland, Laurent, Karila, Pierre A, Geoffroy, Olivier, Cottencin   +3 more
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