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Distinguishing self from world: understanding the neural basis of schizophrenia [ 2015 - 2019 ]

Research Grant

[Cite as http://purl.org/au-research/grants/nhmrc/1090507]

Researchers: A/Pr Thomas Whitford (Principal investigator)

Brief description Self-generated sensations - such as tickling oneself - typically evoke less activity in the EEG than physically identical, externally-produced sensations. Schizophrenia patients do not exhibit this “electrophysiological self-suppression” (ESS), which accounts for their characteristic tendency to misattribute their own thoughts and actions to other people. This project aims to rectify ESS levels in schizophrenia by artificially altering patients’ sensory feedback to self-generated actions.

Funding Amount $AUD 453,307.52

Funding Scheme Career Development Fellowships

Notes Clinical CDF

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