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A new study reveals a missing area of brain activity in the minds of people with schizophrenia who hear voices.

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The analysis of brain wave data suggests a combination of two neurological functions could trigger auditory verbal hallucinations

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'Hearing voices' isn't hearing thoughts in your head... it's hearing voices in your ear that aren't there.

I'm looking at you, Robson!

#1 | Posted by Corky at 2024-10-04 07:33 PM | Reply

What a remarkable discovery!. I encountered schizophrenics daily throughout my career. I found it fascinating that many schizophrenics had the exact same hallucinations as other schizophrenics they have never met. I theorized (jokingly) that their hallucinations were reality, and the rest of us just lack the ability to see/hear it.

This study "makes it make sense" , because it supports the idea that hallucinations are not just dreams or fantasies manufactured by the imagination, rather, they may have an physiological basis, a processing malfunction or improper filtering of real stimuli.

The implications for this is HUGE, in terms of helping these folks.

#2 | Posted by Miranda7 at 2024-10-06 11:04 PM | Reply | Newsworthy 1

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