38 A nonsignificant trend toward a stronger intentional binding effect in SZ, particularly after controlling for potential confounding factors, suggests that stronger binding in SZ is not a definitive phenomenon, highlighting the inconsistencies among existing studies. 6 This effect may be affected by various factors, including compensatory hierarchical inferential processes based on their impaired prediction. 6 , 20 Furthermore, we revealed a significant group difference in the influence of cardiac interoceptive signals on the intentional binding effect.
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Reduced sensory attenuation is related to aberrant interoceptive influences on intentional binding in schizophrenia.
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