Individuals with schizophrenia may fail to appropriately use temporal context and apply past
environmental regularities to the interpretation of incoming sensory information. Here we …

An altered use of context and experience to interpret incoming information has been posited
to explain schizophrenia symptoms. The visual system can serve as a model system for …

Psychosis—a cardinal symptom of schizophrenia—has been associated with a failure to
appropriately create or use stored regularities about past states of the world to guide the …

Abnormalities in synaptic plasticity are argued to underlie the neural dysconnectivity
observed in schizophrenia. One way to measure synaptic plasticity is through sensory …

Early visual processing stages have been demonstrated to be impaired in schizophrenia
patients and their first-degree relatives. The amplitude and topography of the P1 component …

People with schizophrenia (SZ) or bipolar disorder (BD) experience dysfunction in visual
processing. Dysfunctional neural tuning, in which neurons and neuronal populations are …

Prominent theories suggest that symptoms of schizophrenia stem from learning deficiencies
resulting in distorted internal models of the world. To test these theories further, we used a …

Anomalous perception has been investigated extensively in schizophrenia, but it is unclear
whether these impairments are specific to schizophrenia or extend to other psychotic …

Abnormal perceptual experiences are central to schizophrenia, but the nature of these
anomalies remains undetermined. We investigated contextual processing abnormalities …

Introduction The strength of certain visual illusions, including contrast-contrast and apparent
motion, is weakened in individuals with schizophrenia. Such phenomena have been …