Even when medication succeeds in tempering their psychosis, most people with schizophrenia struggle to create full, meaningful lives with independent living, jobs or education, and satisfying personal relationships. How well they do this may have some roots in visual perception, according to a new modeling study published online 1 October in Archives of General Psychiatry.
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Michele Solis 
Even when medication succeeds in tempering their psychosis, most people with schizophrenia struggle to create full, meaningful lives with independent living, jobs or education, and satisfying personal relationships. How well they do this may have some roots in visual perception, according to a new modeling study published online 1 October in Archives of General Psychiatry.
Read this story at Schizophrenia Research Forum.
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