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Kathryn Greenwood

2 papers in the library · 49 citations · publishing 2018-2020

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Perceptual biases and metacognition and their association with anomalous self experiences in first episode psychosis.

Consciousness and Cognition 2020 Abigail C. Wright, Barnaby Nelson, David Fowler et al. 26 citations

Anomalous self-experiences have been described as a prerequisite for anomalous perceptual experiences. Later, these anomalous perceptual experiences may then be metacognitively appraised as distressing, maintaining these experiences and later leading to anomalous (delusional) beliefs. This model of anomalous events may potentially be driven by perceptual biases and metacognitive deficits. This...

Impairment of perceptual metacognitive accuracy and reduced prefrontal grey matter volume in first-episode psychosis

Cognitive Neuropsychiatry February 27, 2018 Geoff Davies, Charlotte L. Rae, Sarah N. Garfinkel et al. 23 citations

INTRODUCTION: Metacognition, or "thinking about thinking", is a higher-order thought process that allows for the evaluation of perceptual processes for accuracy. Metacognitive accuracy is associated with the grey matter volume (GMV) in the prefrontal cortex (PFC), an area also impacted in schizophrenia. The present study set out to investigate whether deficits in metacognitive accuracy are...