Katharina Schmack
@kathaschmack.bsky.social
Psychiatrist | Neuroscientist | Founding Member of the Psychosis Collective @TheCrick @UCLPsychiatry
"I didn't want to lose my followers not that I care about followers of course I'm there to communicate not to feel liked but when everyone abandoned the sinking ship I decided to delete my Y formerly Flutter account and now I'm on GreenPasture shitposting towards a better world isn't that great…"
November 10, 2024 at 12:20 PM
"I didn't want to lose my followers not that I care about followers of course I'm there to communicate not to feel liked but when everyone abandoned the sinking ship I decided to delete my Y formerly Flutter account and now I'm on GreenPasture shitposting towards a better world isn't that great…"
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Others and I have claimed that hallucinations arise from an overreliance of prior expectations. But why, of all possible sensory experiences, do people with psychosis often have auditory verbal hallucinations?
As seen here, speech perception is particularly reliant on priors (1/4)
Others and I have claimed that hallucinations arise from an overreliance of prior expectations. But why, of all possible sensory experiences, do people with psychosis often have auditory verbal hallucinations?
As seen here, speech perception is particularly reliant on priors (1/4)
October 28, 2024 at 7:37 PM
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Others and I have claimed that hallucinations arise from an overreliance of prior expectations. But why, of all possible sensory experiences, do people with psychosis often have auditory verbal hallucinations?
As seen here, speech perception is particularly reliant on priors (1/4)
Others and I have claimed that hallucinations arise from an overreliance of prior expectations. But why, of all possible sensory experiences, do people with psychosis often have auditory verbal hallucinations?
As seen here, speech perception is particularly reliant on priors (1/4)