The serious mental illness (SMI) phenotype is marked by several different symptom domains
and biomedical challenges. The nature of SMI renders in-person assessment challenging …

Jumping to conclusions (JTC) is the best established cognitive bias in schizophrenia and is
increasingly targeted in interventions aimed to improve positive symptoms. To address …

Insanity as a defence against criminal conduct has been known since antiquity. Going
through significant reformulations across centuries, different jurisdictions across the globe …

Patients with schizophrenia (SCZ) have a core impairment in the communicative-pragmatic
domain, characterized by severe difficulties in correctly inferring the speaker's …

A contextual model of delusions drawing on discourse analysis is explored, which changes
current attributional models to more concrete and observable forms of language-in-context …

Aims This study addresses the psychometric properties of a Spanish validation of the REF
scale of ideas of reference (IRs) in detecting and following at-risk mental states and …

Background Research in the field of psychosis broadly suggests that symptoms,
neurocognitive deficits, social cognition, cognitive biases, and attachment experiences …

Cognitive biases have been demonstrated to be important in developing and maintaining
psychosis. However, self-report measures for everyday clinical practice have been …

Jumping to conclusions (JTC) and impaired social cognition (SC) affect the decoding,
processing, and use of social information by people with psychosis. However, the …

Der vorliegende Artikel bietet eine Einführung in das Metakognitive Training für Patient*
innen mit Psychose (MKT) sowohl im Gruppen-als auch im Einzelsetting. Dieses von der …