Prosody abilities in a large sample of affective and non-affective first episode psychosis patients
Abstract
Prosody comprehension deficits have been reported in major psychoses. It is still not clear whether these deficits occur at early psychosis stages. The aims of our study were to investigate the linguistic and emotional prosody comprehension abilities in First Episode Psychosis patients compared to healthy controls, the performance differences between non-affective and affective patients, and association between symptoms severity and prosodic features.
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Comprehensive Psychiatry, 86
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Angela Andreella
Assistant Professor at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice
My research interests include Multiple Testing problem and Procrustes technique, generally statistical methods in the Neuroscience field.