Answering some phenomenal challenges to the prediction error model of delusions

Por Corlett, Philip R
Publicado no World Psychiatry (2015)

Factor One, Familiarity and Frontal Cortex: A challenge to the two-factor theory of delusions

Por Corlett, Philip R.
Publicado no Cogn Neuropsychiatry (2019)

Cognition-Emotion Dysinteraction in Schizophrenia

Por Anticevic, Alan, Corlett, Philip R.
Publicado em 2012

Embodied Predictions, Agency, and Psychosis

Por Leptourgos, Pantelis, Corlett, Philip R.
Publicado no Front Big Data (2020)

Conditioned hallucinations: historic insights and future directions

Por Corlett, Philip R., Powers, Albert R.
Publicado no World Psychiatry (2018)

Blindness, Psychosis, and the Visual Construction of the World

Por Pollak, Thomas A, Corlett, Philip R
Publicado no Schizophr Bull (2019)

Varieties of Voice-Hearing: Psychics and the Psychosis Continuum

Por Powers, Albert R., Kelley, Megan S., Corlett, Philip R.
Publicado no Schizophr Bull (2017)

Hallucinations as top-down effects on perception

Por Powers, Albert R., Kelley, Megan, Corlett, Philip R.
Publicado no Biol Psychiatry Cogn Neurosci Neuroimaging (2016)

The Neural Underpinnings of Associative Learning in Health and Psychosis: How Can Performance Be Preserved When Brain Responses Are Abnormal?

Por Murray, Graham K., Corlett, Philip R., Fletcher, Paul C.
Publicado em 2010

Aberrant Learning and Memory in Addiction

Por Torregrossa, Mary M., Corlett, Philip R., Taylor, Jane R.
Publicado em 2011

Memories reactivated under ketamine are subsequently stronger: A potential pre-clinical behavioral model of psychosis

Por Honsberger, Michael J., Taylor, Jane R., Corlett, Philip R.
Publicado no Schizophr Res (2015)

Prediction error, ketamine and psychosis: An updated model

Por Corlett, Philip R, Honey, Garry D, Fletcher, Paul C
Publicado no J Psychopharmacol (2016)

Guided by Voices: Hallucinations and the Psychosis Spectrum

Por Powers, Albert R., Corlett, Philip R., Ross, David A.
Publicado no Biol Psychiatry (2018)

What we think about when we think about predictive processing

Por Corlett, Philip R., Mohanty, Aprajita, MacDonald, Angus W.
Publicado no J Abnorm Psychol (2020)

A Computational Account of Borderline Personality Disorder: Impaired Predictive Learning about Self and Others Through Bodily Simulation

Por Fineberg, Sarah K., Steinfeld, Matthew, Brewer, Judson A., Corlett, Philip R.
Publicado em 2014

Why Do Delusions Persist?

Por Corlett, Philip R., Krystal, John H., Taylor, Jane R., Fletcher, Paul C.
Publicado em 2009

Glutamatergic Model Psychoses: Prediction Error, Learning, and Inference

Por Corlett, Philip R, Honey, Garry D, Krystal, John H, Fletcher, Paul C
Publicado em 2011

Explaining Delusions: Reducing Uncertainty Through Basic and Computational Neuroscience

Por Feeney, Erin J., Groman, Stephanie M., Taylor, Jane R., Corlett, Philip R.
Publicado no Schizophr Bull (2017)

Trait paranoia shapes inter-subject synchrony in brain activity during an ambiguous social narrative

Por Finn, Emily S., Corlett, Philip R., Chen, Gang, Bandettini, Peter A., Constable, R. Todd
Publicado no Nat Commun (2018)

Induced illusory body ownership in borderline personality disorder

Por Neustadter, Eli S, Fineberg, Sarah K, Leavitt, Jacob, Carr, Meagan M, Corlett, Philip R
Publicado no Neurosci Conscious (2019)