Aberrant salience (AS) and psychotic-like experiences (PLEs) have been proven to be linked. Moreover, anxiety is a key symptom in psychosis-prone subjects and most psychotic patients. We propose a model that attempts to interpret the role of PLEs in the association between AS and anxiety among healthy controls and psychotic patients.
The role of psychotic-like experiences in the association between aberrant salience and anxiety: A psychopathological proposal based on a case-control study / Merola GP, Patti A, Benedetti D, Bozza B, Ballerini A, Ricca V. - In: EARLY INTERVENTION IN PSYCHIATRY. - ISSN 1751-7893. - ELETTRONICO. - (2024), pp. 0-0.
The role of psychotic-like experiences in the association between aberrant salience and anxiety: A psychopathological proposal based on a case-control study
Merola GP;Benedetti D;Bozza B;Ballerini A;Ricca V
2024
Abstract
Aberrant salience (AS) and psychotic-like experiences (PLEs) have been proven to be linked. Moreover, anxiety is a key symptom in psychosis-prone subjects and most psychotic patients. We propose a model that attempts to interpret the role of PLEs in the association between AS and anxiety among healthy controls and psychotic patients.
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