Eye Movements as a Probe of Corollary Discharge Function in Schizophrenia
ACS Chemical Neuroscience2014Vol. 5(5), pp. 326–328
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Abstract
Nearly every movement made by every animal is accompanied by a corollary discharge, a signal sent from the motor to sensory regions of its brain. Corollary discharges are a crucial mechanism by which the brain monitors its own actions, and there is some evidence that they are impaired in people with schizophrenia. Here, I briefly review this evidence and suggest that eye movements are a particularly valuable tool for assessing the role of corollary discharges in schizophrenia.
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