Publications by authors named "Sapna Kundamal"
Schizophr Res
September 2003
Article Synopsis
- Schizophrenia patients tend to make more errors on antisaccade tasks compared to nonpsychiatric controls, highlighting a potential cognitive deficit associated with the disorder.
- Studies have shown that while some research suggests relatives of schizophrenia patients also show increased antisaccade errors, this study found no significant differences between first-degree relatives of schizophrenia patients and nonpsychiatric controls.
- The results indicate that elevated antisaccade errors are linked to schizophrenia itself, but not necessarily as a hereditary trait among relatives.
