Search Results - "Debruille, J Bruno"

Quantifying the effects of practicing a semantic task according to subclinical schizotypy by Diao, Mingyi, Demchenko, Ilya, Asare, Gifty, Chen, Yelin, Debruille, J. Bruno

“…The learning ability of individuals within the schizophrenia spectrum is crucial for their psychosocial rehabilitation. When selecting a treatment, it is thus…”
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Unveiling the need of interactions for social N400s and supporting the N400 inhibition hypothesis by Sinha, Sujata, Del Goleto, Sarah, Kostova, Milena, Debruille, J. Bruno

“…When participants (Pps) are presented with stimuli in the presence of another person, they may consider that person’s perspective. Indeed, five recent ERP…”
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Finding normal-to-better neurocognitive indexes in individuals with schizotypal traits using a social role task by Diao, Mingyi, Demchenko, Ilya, Asare, Gifty, Quan, Jingyan, Debruille, J. Bruno

“…Schizophrenia patients make more errors and have longer reaction times (RTs) than healthy controls in most cognitive tasks. Deficits are also observed in…”
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Mimicking Schizophrenia: Reducing P300b by Minimally Fragmenting Healthy Participants' Selves Using Immersive Virtual Reality Embodiment by Spanlang, Bernhard, Nierula, Birgit, Haffar, Maud, Debruille, J Bruno

“…The most robust and clear biological index differentiating persons with schizophrenia from healthy controls is the drastic reduction of the amplitude of their…”
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A Central Component of the N1 Event-Related Brain Potential Could Index the Early and Automatic Inhibition of the Actions Systematically Activated by Objects by Debruille, J Bruno, Touzel, Molly, Segal, Julia, Snidal, Christine, Renoult, Louis

“…Stimuli of the environment, like objects, systematically activate the actions they are associated to. These activations occur extremely fast. Nevertheless,…”
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N400-like Potentials and Reaction Times Index Semantic Relations between Highly Repeated Individual Words by Renoult, Louis, Debruille, J. Bruno

“…The N400 ERP is an electrophysiological index of semantic processing. Its amplitude varies with the semantic category of words, their concreteness, or whether…”
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N300 and social affordances: a study with a real person and a dummy as stimuli by Debruille, J Bruno, Brodeur, Mathieu B, Franco Porras, Carolina

“…Pictures of objects have been shown to automatically activate affordances, that is, actions that could be performed with the object. Similarly, pictures of…”
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Healthy people with delusional ideation change their mind with conviction by Rodier, Mitchell, Prévost, Marie, Renoult, Louis, Lionnet, Claire, Kwann, Yvonne, Dionne-Dostie, Emmanuelle, Chapleau, Isabelle, Debruille, J. Bruno

“…Abstract Emotional distress and reasoning biases are two factors known to contribute to delusions. As a step towards elucidating mechanisms underlying…”
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Investigating the effects of antipsychotics and schizotypy on the N400 using event-related potentials and semantic categorization by Gu, Vivian, Mohamed Ali, Ola, L'Abbée Lacas, Katherine, Debruille, J Bruno

“…Within the field of cognitive neuroscience, functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) is a popular method of visualizing brain function. This is in part…”
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P300 asymmetry and positive symptom severity: A study in the early stage of a first episode of psychosis by Renoult, Louis, Prévost, Marie, Brodeur, Mathieu, Lionnet, Claire, Joober, Ridha, Malla, Ashok, Debruille, J. Bruno

“…Abstract The amplitude of the P300 event-related potential (ERP) has been reported to be reduced over left compared to right temporal sites in schizophrenia…”
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Delusions and processing of discrepant information: An event-related brain potential study by Debruille, J. Bruno, Kumar, Namita, Saheb, Dominique, Chintoh, Araba, Gharghi, Daryoush, Lionnet, Claire, King, Suzanne

“…Abstract One possible explanation for why delusions persist despite the awareness of contradictory information is that the new information fails to be…”
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Looking for effects of qualia on event-related brain potentials of close others in search for a cause of the similarity of qualia assumed across individuals [version 3; peer review: 2 approved] by Bouten, Sheila, Pantecouteau, Hugo, Debruille, J. Bruno

“…Qualia, the individual instances of subjective conscious experience, are private events. However, in everyday life, we assume qualia of others and their…”
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Semantics and N400: insights for schizophrenia by KUMAR, Namita, DEBRUILLE, J. Bruno

“…Thought disorder is a hallmark symptom of schizophrenia, which often leads to deficits in social functioning. Some aspects of this cognitive dysfunction are…”
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The effect of interpolation and perceptual difficulty on the visual potentials evoked by illusory figures by Brodeur, Mathieu, Lepore, Franco, Debruille, J. Bruno

“…Completion is the process by which the brain unifies and segregates the parts of an incomplete form. It is qualified as amodal when the form is placed behind…”
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On the functional significance of the P1 and N1 effects to illusory figures in the notch mode of presentation by Brodeur, Mathieu, Bacon, Benoît A, Renoult, Louis, Prévost, Marie, Lepage, Martin, Debruille, J Bruno

“…The processing of Kanizsa figures have classically been studied by flashing the full "pacmen" inducers at stimulus onset. A recent study, however, has shown…”
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Simultaneous completions of modal and amodal figures: Visual evoked potentials reveal asymmetrical interference effects by Brodeur, Mathieu, Lepore, Franco, Bacon, Benoit A., Debruille, J. Bruno

“…Modal and amodal completion processes are thought to affect the emergence and the potency of each other. To see whether one dominates over the other, we…”
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Letter to the editor: Can early posterior negativity and late posterior potential reduction be state biomarkers of emotional scene processing in bipolar disorder? by Demchenko, Ilya, Debruille, J. Bruno, Sinha, Sujata, Carboni-Jiménez, Andrea, Hwang, Philippe, Maduro, Alexandra, Mady, Noor, Tounkara, Fama, Sapkota, Ram P., Brunet, Alain

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N400 processes inhibit inappropriately activated representations: Adding a piece of evidence from a high-repetition design by Shang, Miles, Debruille, J. Bruno

“…The N400 event-related potential could index the activation/integration of representations corresponding to the stimulus or, on the contrary, the inhibition of…”
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Explicit semantic tasks are necessary to study semantic priming effects with high rates of repetition by Renoult, Louis, Wang, Xiaoxiao, Mortimer, Jennifer, Debruille, J. Bruno

“…Highlights ► Associative priming decreases N400 amplitude and reaction time (RT) to highly repeated target words. ► N400 generators in the left superior…”
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From N400 to N300: Variations in the timing of semantic processing with repetition by Renoult, Louis, Wang, Xiaoxiao, Calcagno, Vincent, Prévost, Marie, Debruille, J. Bruno

“…The present study aimed to explore the variations of semantic processing according to the number of target words (i.e., 4, 12 and 24) and according to the…”
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