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Effects of Ketamine on Mentalizing and Metacognition in Healthy Volunteers
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This randomised controlled trial (n=70) investigated the effects of ketamine on mentalizing and metacognition in healthy volunteers.
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Randomised, triple-blind, parallel-group study in healthy volunteers comparing intravenous ketamine infusion (target plasma 100 ng/ml with initial bolus) to saline placebo during performance of a video-based mentalizing (MASC) task in the fMRI scanner.
Aim is to experimentally induce social-cognitive alterations resembling over- or undermentalizing to study neural correlates of theory-of-mind and metacognition using fMRI and behavioural task measures.
Outcomes include task performance on the MASC paradigm, fMRI measures, and safety/tolerability assessments in a healthy adult sample.
Topics:Neuroimaging & Brain Measures
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Registry linkNCT05320991