Washington: According to a recent study conducted by Stanford University in the US, two brain systems have been shown to work abnormally in individuals suffering from psychosis, where they struggle to discriminate between what is real and what is not. It was discovered that these systems function as two things: a “filter” that draws attention to what is significant both internally and outwardly, and a “predictor” that helps predict rewards. Researchers said that the salience network, also known as the filtering system, aids in the dismissal of illogical ideas…
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