Despite a strong intuitive and theoretical tradition linking autobiographical memory and
sense of self, there are few coherent, testable models that exemplify how these constructs …

Meta-analyses and reviews on cognitive disorders in schizophrenia have shown that the
most robust and common cognitive deficits are found in episodic memory and executive …

An integrative model of narrative identity builds on a dual memory system that draws on
episodic memory and a long‐term self to generate autobiographical memories …

In recent years, empirical data and theoretical accounts relating to the relationship between
childhood victimization and psychotic experiences have accumulated. Much of this work has …

The act of projecting oneself into meaningful future events may significantly contribute to a
person's sense of self and identity. Yet if the role of memories, in particular self-defining …

Decades of research has examined the difficulty that people with psychiatric diagnoses have
in recalling specific autobiographical memories of events that lasted less than a day …

Background and objective People with psychosis report experiences of highly traumatic
events. Positive change or post-traumatic growth (PTG) can occur as a result of traumatic …

The notion of a self-pattern, as developed in the pattern theory of self, which holds that the
self is best explained in terms of the kind of reality that pertains to a dynamical pattern …

Counterfactual reasoning is a hallmark of human thought, enabling the capacity to shift from
perceiving the immediate environment to an alternative, imagined perspective. Mental …

Metacognition reflects a spectrum of activities that includes discrete acts in which persons
form ideas about specific thoughts and feelings, and synthetic acts in which persons …