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Background An influential psychological model of persecutory delusions proposed that they
are caused by a bias towards holding others responsible for negative events (an …

We completed a meta-analysis to investigate the relationship between delusions in
psychosis and 4 cognitive biases:“jumping to conclusions”(JTC), the “bias against …

Mentalizing has been examined both in autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and schizophrenia
(SCZ) primarily by either cognitive-linguistic (referred to as verbal) or emotion recognition …

It has been claimed that delusional and delusion-prone individuals have a tendency to
gather less data before forming beliefs. Most of the evidence for this “jumping to …

Delusions are, by popular definition, false beliefs that are held with certainty and resistant to
contradictory evidence. They seem at odds with the notion that the brain at least …

Background: Previous schizophrenia research involving the “beads task” has suggested an
association between delusions and 2 reasoning biases:(1)“jumping to conclusions”(JTC) …

Objective Treatment in the ultra-high risk stage for a psychotic episode is critical to the
course of symptoms. Markers for the development of psychosis have been studied, to …

Delusions, a core symptom of psychosis, are false beliefs that are rigidly held with strong
conviction despite contradictory evidence. Alterations in inferential processes have long …

Many adults who experience severe mental illness also suffer from deficits in metacognition-
put simply, thinking about one's own thought processes-limiting their abilities to recognize …