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The social discussions reflect a high level of interest, with references to advanced theories such as predictive processing and Bayesian models, and examples like Long Covid and FND being discussed as potentially explained by brain prediction errors. The tone varies from curiosity to cautious support, highlighting both the relevance and ongoing debates surrounding the article's implications.
Most posts express curiosity and some support for the ideas in the publication, indicating moderate agreement, especially with ideas about symptom perception and predictive processing.
Posts show high engagement and curiosity, referencing complex theories like predictive coding and discussing conditions like ME and Long Covid, demonstrating strong interest.
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Discussions suggest the publication influences current debates in medicine and psychology, though its direct impact on practice remains uncertain, hence moderate impact score.
The 6th theme, building upon themes 4 & 5, is that the science of PREDICTIVE PROCESSING, across sensorimotor and emotion domains, has been proposed to be IMPORTANT in the biology of #FND. Mark Edwards. 10.1093/brain/aws129 10.1016/j.neubiorev.2017.01.015 10.1093/brain/awac204 https://t.co/TEFfIDGTel
Read more fascinating stuff on the relationship (or lack of) between the conscious experience of physical symptoms & indicators of objective physiological dysfunction from Prof Omer Van den Bergh https://t.co/2Bw230NyoR #dyspnea2022
Jeg ble nysgjerrig på denne påstanden og tok en titt på den oppgitte kilden: Van den Bergh et al. "Symptoms and the body: Taking the inferential leap" (https://t.co/rUqparc13S) 4/
Det er ikke nødvendigvis sammenheng mellom fysiske symptomer og det som skjer i kroppen, spesielt når det gjelder symptomer som ikke kan forklares med vanlige tester #CFS #ME https://t.co/7GiZRAhlP6
«Symptoms and the body» Må fysiske symptomer ha en fysiologisk årsak? https://t.co/7GiZRAhlP6
We can also use a pychological framework to describe & understand the disconnect between physiology & symptoms, using Bayesian theory & the concept of priors (expectations/previous experiences) https://t.co/omPAwH0wlr #RespEd #longread #breathlessness 9/ https://t.co/uFr8d4lZIe
Becca Kennedy MD and Howard Schubiner MD explore how the brain influences our perception of symptoms, emotions, and reality, discussing the role of predictive coding in understanding bodily experiences and unexplained…
This presentation explores pain as an experience that goes beyond mere sensation. It examines the relationship between pain, attention, and interoceptive predictions, highlighting how these factors contribute to the…
@SolerAurelia la solució no passa per la medicació https://t.co/t5swSF7b3D
Har du ME? Long Covid? Og vil bli frisk? Les om hvordan hjernen din skaper symptomer https://t.co/7GiZRAhlP6
This review cites the same paper (https://t.co/PcrDTpeuaA) as the infamous "Oslo chronic fatigue consortium" arguing Long Covid can be physiologically explained as brain prediction errors. Asinine yes, nevertheless this group and idea has quite the traction across Scandinavia. https://t.co/DDzsly5NZW
Det er ikke nødvendigvis sammenheng mellom fysiske symptomer og det som skjer i kroppen, spesielt når det gjelder symptomer som ikke kan forklares med vanlige tester #CFS #ME https://t.co/7GiZRAhlP6
Jeg ble nysgjerrig på denne påstanden og tok en titt på den oppgitte kilden: Van den Bergh et al. "Symptoms and the body: Taking the inferential leap" (https://t.co/rUqparc13S) 4/
RT @PerezMGHLab: The 6th theme, building upon themes 4 & 5, is that the science of PREDICTIVE PROCESSING, across sensorimotor and emotion d…
The 6th theme, building upon themes 4 & 5, is that the science of PREDICTIVE PROCESSING, across sensorimotor and emotion domains, has been proposed to be IMPORTANT in the biology of #FND. Mark Edwards. 10.1093/brain/aws129 10.1016/j.neubiorev.2017.01.015 10.1093/brain/awac204 https://t.co/TEFfIDGTel
We can also use a pychological framework to describe & understand the disconnect between physiology & symptoms, using Bayesian theory & the concept of priors (expectations/previous experiences) https://t.co/omPAwH0wlr #RespEd #longread #breathlessness 9/ https://t.co/uFr8d4lZIe
RT @drlaurajane: Read more fascinating stuff on the relationship (or lack of) between the conscious experience of physical symptoms & indic…
RT @drlaurajane: Read more fascinating stuff on the relationship (or lack of) between the conscious experience of physical symptoms & indic…
Read more fascinating stuff on the relationship (or lack of) between the conscious experience of physical symptoms & indicators of objective physiological dysfunction from Prof Omer Van den Bergh https://t.co/2Bw230NyoR #dyspnea2022
«Symptoms and the body» Må fysiske symptomer ha en fysiologisk årsak? https://t.co/7GiZRAhlP6
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