Electrophysiologic measures of expectancy-based semantic priming in high and low schizotypy

Paul Bretherton; Helen Chenery; David Copeland; Simon Finnigan; Jan Harris; Stanley Catts; Michael Humphries

Electrophysiologic measures of expectancy-based semantic priming in high and low schizotypy

Paul Bretherton, Helen Chenery, David Copeland, Simon Finnigan, Jan Harris, Stanley Catts, Michael Humphries

School of Psychology

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Abstract

Deficits in expectancy-based (EB) semantic processing are hallmark features of the neurocognitive changes associated with schizophrenia.We used dimensions of schizotypy in healthy persons as an analogue for schizophrenia to investigate how high schizotypy ratings might alter electrophysiologic measures of EB priming.

These findings suggest a relationship between high schizotypal personality characteristics and alterations in the processing of distantly associated words in an EB priming task.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Psychophysiology
Subtitle of host publication	45th Annual Meeting of the Society for Psychophysiological Research
Pages	S11
Publication status	Published - 2005

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Electrophysiologic measures of expectancy-based semantic priming in high and low schizotypy

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