Noise gating: Charting the impact of sensory versus perceptual uncertainty on auditory encoding
J. OBLESER, L. WASCHKE, M. ORF, B. HERRMANN, S. TUNE
Poster S9

Perturbing the neurophysiological excitation-inhibition balance of auditory decision-making
S. TUNE, J. KUNZE, J. STUDENT, C. NAU, J. OBLESER
Poster S8

Low doses of ketamine and propofol shift multimodal noninvasive metrics of excitation-inhibition balance and cardiovascular response
J. KUNZE, J. STUDENT, S. TUNE, A. HERRMANN, M. GÖTTLICH, H. OSTER, A. TZABAZIS, B. LORENZ, C. NAU, J. OBLESER
Poster S7

Investigating Hemodynamic Proxies of Neural Excitation-Inhibition Balance Across Human Cortex
R. CATENA, M. ALAVASH, B. HERRMANN, J. OBLESER
Poster MM8

.. and yes, this cross-sectional finding (N>240, age 18–80) goes against our explicitly stated, initial hypothesis that older adults should lean more towards schizotypy-like patterns and stronger priors. As Popper said, kill your darlings.

Your point is well taken. I agree that TI and AVH (in Sz) differ widely, but treating them as expressions of altered ‘metacognitive alignment’ (not a word I am using in the model) on a potential continuum is worth testing, in my view.