Early formulations of schizophrenia suggested that the disorder involves a loss of ability to
form integrated ideas about oneself, others, and the world, resulting in reductions in complex …

Lack of insight is a commonly observed problem in patients with psychosis and
schizophrenia. Clinical insight in patients has been associated with low mood. Cognitive …

Background There is a broad literature suggesting that cognitive difficulties are associated
with violence across a variety of groups. Although neurocognitive and social cognitive …

Recovery is a widely discussed concept in the field of research, treatment, and public policy
regarding serious mental illness, and mainly schizophrenia. Aim of our study was to assess …

Understanding the complex relationship among determinants of real-world functioning in
schizophrenia patients in remission is important in planning recovery-oriented interventions …

Objectives Social cognition and metacognition have been identified as important cognitive
domains in schizophrenia, which are separable from general neurocognition and predictive …

Psychopathy and metacognitive difficulties have been associated with the occurrence of
violence in schizophrenia. However, evidence suggests that nonschizophrenic psychopaths …

Meta-cognition is compromised in people with schizophrenia and people at clinical high risk
(CHR) of psychosis. In the current work in a CHR sample, we hypothesized that meta …

BackgroundEmpathy is a basic human ability, and patients with schizophrenia show
dysfunctional empathic abilities on the behavioural and neural level. AimsThese …

Cognitive impairment has been widely studied in people with psychosis. However, research
is lacking into the subjective experience of cognitive impairment, its impact and ways in …