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Language in schizophrenia: relation with diagnosis, symptomatology and white matter tracts
Psychologynpj Schizophrenia

Language in schizophrenia: relation with diagnosis, symptomatology and white matter tracts

J. N. D. Boer, M. V. Hoogdalem, et al.

This study conducted by J. N. de Boer and colleagues delves into the intriguing relationship between language characteristics and schizophrenia diagnosis, revealing that quantitative language analysis can serve as a significant marker for symptom severity and underlying pathology in schizophrenia.... show more
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