Schizophrenia-spectrum psychoses are highly complex and heterogeneous disorders that
necessitate multiple lines of scientific inquiry and levels of explanation. In recent years, both …

In the present article, we present a “Levels of Explanation”(LoE) approach to auditory verbal
hallucinations (AVHs) in schizophrenia. Mental phenomena can be understood at different …

Recent advances in computational psychiatry have provided unique insights into the neural
and cognitive underpinnings of psychotic symptoms. In particular, a host of new data has …

How it is that one's own thoughts can seem to be someone else's? After noting some
common missteps of other approaches to this puzzle, I develop a novel cognitive solution …

This special theme issue of Schizophrenia Bulletin presents a series of related articles
focusing on auditory hallucinations, prepared by members of the International Consortium …

In trying to make sense of the extensive phenomenological variation of first-personal reports
on auditory verbal hallucinations, the concept of pseudohallucination is originally introduced …

We thank Moseley and Wilkinson (1) for their response to our article (2). Our aim was to
contrast mechanisms of auditory verbal hallucination (AVH) to spur experimental work pitting …

Patients with psychotic disorders experience a range of reality distortions. These often
include auditory-verbal hallucinations (AVHs), and thought insertion (TI) to a lesser degree; …

Drawing upon core phenomenological contributions of the last decades, the present paper
provides an integrated description of the development of auditory hallucinations in …

The phenomenological diversity of auditory verbal hallucinations (AVH) is not currently
accounted for by any model based around a single mechanism. This has led to the proposal …