Both oculomotor and neuropsychologic deficits have been used to support the hypothesis that schizophrenia is associated with prefrontal cortex dysfunction, but studies that have specifically investigated the relationships between these deficits have produced inconsistent findings.

S. Octopus

Publication type:Research Problem

Published:December 6, 2022

Language:English

Licence:

CC BY 4.0

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.57874/m4fp-2t32

Peer Reviews (This Version): (0)

Red flags:

(0)

Actions

Download:

Sections

Both oculomotor and neuropsychologic deficits have been used to support the hypothesis that schizophrenia is associated with prefrontal cortex dysfunction, but studies that have specifically investigated the relationships between these deficits have produced inconsistent findings.

Publications above this in the hierarchy

patients schizophrenia

Research problems below this in the hierarchy

Alterations in intellectual ability and brain structure are important genetic markers for schizophrenia liability.

Funders

No sources of funding have been specified for this Research Problem.

Conflict of interest

This Research Problem does not have any specified conflicts of interest.