Cognitive biases, which are tendencies to systematically process, select and remember
certain information (eg, jumping to conclusions), are exacerbated in schizophrenia and …

ObjectivesPsychoeducation, motivational interviewing, cognitive remediation training, and
social skills training have been found to be effective interventions for patients with …

The number of randomized, controlled studies of cognitive remediation (CR) for
schizophrenia, a therapeutic approach designed to improve cognitive skills and function …

Background Lack of adaptive and enhanced maladaptive coping with stress and negative
emotions are implicated in many psychopathological disorders. We describe the …

This study examined the metacognitive processes and attentional focus of recreational
endurance runners. The emphasis was on understanding the metacognitive processes …

Impairments in self-assessment in schizophrenia have been shown to have functional and
clinical implications. Prior studies have suggested that overconfidence can be associated …

Making accurate decisions based on unreliable sensory evidence requires cognitive
inference. Dysfunction of n-methyl-d-aspartate (NMDA) receptors impairs the integration of …

Abstract Background and Objectives The ability to integrate evidence into a reasoning
process is crucial in order to react to changing information, eg to adapt one's beliefs …

Introspective accuracy (IA) refers to the ability to accurately assess one's own skills and
capabilities. Recent work provides evidence of IA deficits in schizophrenia that are predictive …

Jumping to conclusions (JTC) is defined as a tendency to make decisions based on
insufficient information. JTC has been reported in patients with psychosis, but the …