Psychiatry

Hallucinations and auditory-verbal signal detection studies: A meta-analytic review. | ClinicLens

Auditory-verbal signal detection tasks (AV-SDTs) are used to study hallucinatory experiences (HEs) in clinical and nonclinical groups, assessing perceptual decision making under ambiguous auditory conditions. Existing findings suggest that HEs are associated with response biases.

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