The Perception of Visual Distortions in Virtual Reality and Their Association with Psychosis-Relevant Traits

Mueller FD; Palmer WC; Sterzer P; Wang N; Franzen L; Silverstein S; powers a; Papassotiropoulos A; Cannon TD; de Quervain D

doi:10.31234/osf.io/pfy6u_v1

The Perception of Visual Distortions in Virtual Reality and Their Association with Psychosis-Relevant Traits

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