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Impaired motion processing in schizophrenia and the attenuated psychosis syndrome: Etiological and clinical implications
Objective: The ability to perceive the motion of biological objects, such as faces, is a critical component of daily function and correlates with the ability to successfully navigate social situations (social cognition). Deficits in motion perception in schizophrenia were first demonstrated about 20
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