Abstract Background and Objective Experiencing psychosis can be associated with changes
in how people see themselves as individuals and in relation to others (ie, changes in their …

People who have experienced psychosis describe functional and personal recovery as a
key goal of treatment. To date, the early, pervasive and influential role of cognitive …

Background Social stress and negatively valenced cognitive representations of the self (self‐
schemas) play an important role in the formation of delusions. However, it has not been …

The durability of computer–assisted cognitive remediation (CACR) therapy over time and the
cost-effectiveness of treatment remains unclear. The aim of the current study is to investigate …

Self-stigma in mental illness is linked to negative clinical and functional outcomes, but little is
known about its correlates specifically in psychotic disorders. Here we investigated the role …

The inability to synthesize information into experience of self and others could be one
significant cause of negative symptoms. To explore this possibility, we examined the …

Introduction: People with psychosis show impairments in cognitive flexibility, a phenomenon
that is still poorly understood. In this study, we tested if there were differences in cognitive …

Background: Cognitive deficits are a risk factor for psychosis onset and are associated with
poorer clinical and functional outcomes. Few studies, however, have examined the lived …

Objectives. Cognitive functions in almost all domains are lower in patients with
schizophrenia than those in healthy controls, with the severity of impairment differing …

A requisite step for testing cognitive theories regarding the role of self-concept in
schizophrenia is the development of measures that follow a cognitive conceptualization and …