Bell [ 37] also suggested that greater PLEs in the high hallucination prone group might be accounted for by differential anxiety levels between high and low-prone groups (not measured) since hallucination proneness has been linked to trait anxiety [ 39].
The proposed Relay based Collaborative Spectrum Sensing (RCSS) solves this problem by using neighboring SU with low error prone relay path to share sensing results between affected SUs and CH.
(The siting of the coal bay at Kingswood was controversial, as it was inconveniently sited and built on low ground prone to flooding.
In older literature, this phase is named the latent phase, with populations still low but prone to increase, for the geometrids according to their 9 10-year cyclicity.
The risk assessment of bias highlighted that the quality of the included trials was generally low and prone to areas of potential confounding.
This indicates that the high and low hallucination prone groups reported similar levels of psychosis-like symptoms overall throughout the experiment.
Consistent with the hypotheses, both high and low hallucination prone groups experienced a significant increase in psychosis-like symptoms from baseline in the sensory deprivation environment, and these remained after controlling for state anxiety, suggestibility, and fantasy proneness.
Both high and low hallucination prone groups responded to sensory deprivation in a qualitatively similar manner, but with quantitative differences in the frequency of psychosis-like experiences reported, corroborating previous findings.
A rather wider low hallucination prone group was chosen so as not to contain only individuals with extreme scores of this kind who may perhaps represent an unsuitable reference group.
The quality of the adverse effects data in the studies may be low and prone to high risk of bias, since the reporting and description of adverse events are generally poor.
