Compensatory hallucinogenesis across three neuropsychiatric disorders: a Bayesian account.
Brain Communications 2026 Raina Vin, Jordan Galbraith, Rashina Seabury et al.
Emerging evidence suggests that hallucinations may arise because of an over-reliance on prior knowledge during perception. While best established in psychosis-spectrum illness, data also support the presence of this abnormality in other hallucination-prone neuropsychiatric illnesses that vary in their association with disruption of sensory circuits. In this piece, we ask whether an...