A further study of the perception of apparent motion by schizophrenics
There is a noticeable deficit in the perception of optimal movement by the schizophrenic. The use of apparent motion perception as an added diagnostic procedure seems warranted. However, the visual movement thresholds may be better suited to research than to routine diagnostic testing.
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| description | There is a noticeable deficit in the perception of optimal movement by the schizophrenic. The use of apparent motion perception as an added diagnostic procedure seems warranted. However, the visual movement thresholds may be better suited to research than to routine diagnostic testing. |
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