Perceptual Switch Rates With Ambiguous Structure-from-motion Figures In Bipolar Disorder
May 15th 2008Drug InformationBipolar
Most people believe that the way we see things is affected by how we feel emotionally. Does our mood really change what we see or do individuals with certain genetic traits always tend to see things differently, regardless of their mood? Earlier research suggested that people with bipolar mood disorder might alternate their perception more slowly when looking at ambiguous figures.
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