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Stanley V. Catts, Michael S. Armstrong, Philip B. Ward & Neil McConaghy. (1986) Reduced p200 latency and allusive thinking: An auditory evoked potential index of a cognitive predisposition to schizophrenia?. International Journal of Neuroscience 30:3, pages 173-179.
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T. B. Horvath & R. A. Meares. (1973) The Relevance of the Neurophysiological Concepts of Excitation and Inhibition to Clinical Psychiatry. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry 7:2, pages 114-120.
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