Pleasurable auditory hallucinations
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Auteurs : J. Sanjuan ; J. C. Gonzalez ; E. J. Aguilar ; C. Leal ; J. Van OsSource :
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Objective: The focus in auditory hallucination (AH) research is usually on the negative impact of the experience itself. There are practically no studies on whether voices can be perceived as pleasurable. The aim of the present study was to assess the frequency of voices as a pleasurable experience in a psychotic patient population.
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