Ana P. Pinheiro

The paper identifies distinct neural dynamics in resting state alpha band activity associated with different dimensions of hallucination proneness.

The paper investigates how altered sensory feedback processing and attention control relate to hallucination proneness by manipulating self-voice quality and measuring neural responses.

The paper investigates how hallucination proneness affects attentional control and sensory feedback processing of positive self-voice using EEG, finding no significant modulation by HP.

The paper investigates how hallucination proneness affects sensory feedback processing during self-voice production using EEG, finding altered N1 and N2 responses related to emotional voice quality and attention.

This study uses hidden semi-Markov modeling to analyze resting state EEG data and investigates the reproducibility of brain state dynamics and their association with hallucinatory vulnerability across different datasets.

This study links hallucination proneness to structural white matter variability in healthy individuals using diffusion tensor imaging.

The paper investigates how self-voice certainty affects brain activation in regions associated with voice identity monitoring using fMRI and voice-morphing techniques.

The paper investigates how hallucination-prone individuals perceive speech-like acoustic features, finding they down-weight speech-typical low frequencies and prioritize high frequencies, with confidence influenced by hallucination proneness and schizotypy.