Participants
The study was conducted in two samples. The first sample included 436 undergraduates (304 females, M = 19.37 (range: 18-45) years of age) recruited from undergraduate psychology courses who received course bonus credit. The replication sample included 477 undergraduates (314 females, M = 20.07 (range: 18-56) years of age). Both samples were comprised of non-clinical individuals varying in schizotypal traits. Participation criteria included: (1) normal hearing; (2) normal or corrected-to-normal vision; (3) no history of epilepsy; and (4) no history of major neurological or psychiatric illness (e.g., traumatic brain injury, multiple sclerosis, autism, bipolar disorder). Information regarding participants’ medication intake was not collected. However, data were excluded if participants indicated that they had a neurological disease or psychiatric problem. Thus, we can infer that participants included in both samples were not under the effects of antipsychotic medication. Protocols were approved by the University of Nevada, Reno’s Institutional Review Board(#1395718) . Participants completed an online survey (Qualtrics) including demographic questions, the SPQ-BR (Cohen et al., 2010), and the PGT (Wilkins et al., 1984).