Here we investigate the relative effects of cannabis use, schizotypy status, and self-reported aberrant salience experiences on salience processing, measured using a latent inhibition (LI) task (Granger et al., 2016), in a non-clinical population.

Here we investigated the relationship between selective attention and schizotypy, by comparing participants’ performance in two models: overshadowing and latent inhibition.

Here two within-participant experiments are reported that explore the relationship between schizotypy and latent inhibition without the confound of alternative learning phenomena.