People with schizophrenia (SZ) exhibit disproportionate deficits in long-term memory
when required to relate items to specific contexts, such as learning temporal order.
Prior studies demonstrated that sequence learning is associated with dynamics in neural
oscillations. This study examines whether deficits in SZ are associated alterations
in these oscillatory dynamics.
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