The Belief, Learning, & Memory Lab
Delusions are odd beliefs. They accompany many psychiatric illnesses, notably schizophrenia. A major challenge is to understand delusions in terms of changes in brain function.
Our lab attempts to meet this challenge by investigating the neural basis of human associative learning and belief formation, relating these processes to the formation of delusional beliefs.
Dr. Corlett’s findings have shaped the development of a novel mechanistic model of delusion formation.
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@PhilCorlett1 Retweeted @ExistWellHow are psychedelics administered in research settings? What are the biggest challenges for psychedelic research? How can hype be re-calibrated to accord with the actual evidence?
Come see our talk at #APAAM22 w/ Drs. Roland Griffiths & @jpotash1!
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@PhilCorlett1 Retweeted @zei_squirrelsince george carlin is trending, here's that time he talked about why he is put off by comedians who target and bash marginalized groups instead of the powerful https://t.co/yhRwfMfOjf11 HOURS AGO
Principal Investigator
Philip Corlett, PhD
Associate Professor of Psychiatry