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Philip R Corlett1, Kurt M Fraser1

  • 1Wu Tsai Institute, Departments of Psychiatry and Psychology, Yale University, New Haven (Corlett); Department of Psychology, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis (Fraser).

The American journal of psychiatry
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PubMed
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卡普尔20年前关于精神病中错觉形成的突出假设被重新评估. 当代理论更好地解释了多巴胺在信念更新和推断中的作用,与患者行为和神经科学保持一致.

关键词:
认知神经科学 认知神经科学妄想 妄想 妄想 妄想多巴胺是一种多巴胺.幻觉 幻觉是一种幻觉.这是一种激励的激励.动机 动机 动机预测错误 预测错误 预测错误精神错乱是一种精神病.精神病见精神分裂症谱系和其他精神病障碍.突出 突出 突出 突出

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