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. 2022 Jul;245:5–22. doi: 10.1016/j.schres.2021.07.032

Table 1.

The five sets of simulations performed, each of n = 972 agents. Parameter values were selected pseudorandomly from the ranges shown.

Model Figures Frequency of delusions with thresholdsa of 66% (60%, 70%) Parameters, their ranges, and (below) Spearman correlations with delusion scores
Likelihood precision
a1a1aa
a = 0.60 − 0.99
Habit resistance
Dir(e) = 2 − 600
Initial consistency
1–125 trials
Mood [c − c] = −4.5 − 4.5 Choice precision
α = 0.5 − 2.75
Policy precision
1β=0.251.75
No affect, consistently trustworthy sequence 2C, 5A 0%
(0%, 0%)
ρ = −0.54 ρ = −0.40 ρ = 0.022 ρ = 0.32
With affect, consistently trustworthy sequence 4D, 5B, 6A 1.3%
(1.7%, 1.3%)
ρ = −0.63 ρ = −0.20 ρ = −0.008 ρ = 0.017 ρ = 0.47
No affect, changing trustworthiness sequence 5C 1.0%
(1.7%, 0.6%)
ρ = −0.44 ρ = −0.38 ρ = −0.034 ρ = 0.037 ρ = 0.34
With affect, changing trustworthiness sequence 4E, 4F, 5D, 6B, 7A 3.2%
(4.6%, 2.0%)
ρ = −0.64 ρ = −0.20 ρ = −0.032 ρ = 0.039 ρ = 0.017 ρ = 0.48
With affect, changing trustworthiness sequence, with treatment 6C, 7B 0.5% ρ = −0.63 ρ = −0.20 ρ = −0.036 ρ = 0.034 ρ = 0.020 ρ = 0.47
a

Thresholds for falsity, certainty and incorrigibility criteria – see Section 2.3.7 – with results from alternative thresholds for all three criteria given in brackets.