The challenge in understanding cognitive impairment in schizophrenia is that people with
this illness have deficits in an array of domains. Here, we briefly review evidence regarding …

The ability to mentally simulate hypothetical scenarios is a rapidly growing area of research
in both psychology and neuroscience. Episodic future thought, or the ability to simulate …

The gap between our advanced understanding of cognitive processes in schizophrenia and
its application in clinical treatment is increasingly being narrowed. Despite emerging …

Mental imagery is an under-explored field in clinical psychology research but presents a
topic of potential interest and relevance across many clinical disorders, including social …

It has been suggested that patients with schizophrenia experience a distorted sense of
continuity of self across time. However, temporal aspects of self-processing have received …

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 …

The tendency to recall events from one's past in a non-specific and overgeneral way has
been found to predict the onset and severity of a range of emotional disorders. Memory …

This study examined narrative identity in a group of 81 patients with schizophrenia and 50
healthy controls through the recall of self-defining memories. The results indicated that …

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 …

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 …