Phenomenological and neurocognitive perspectives on delusions: A critical overview.
World Psychiatry June 1, 2015 Louis Sass, Greg Byrom 94 citations
There is considerable overlap between phenomenological and neurocognitive perspectives on delusions. In this paper, we first review major phenomenological accounts of delusions, beginning with Jaspers' ideas regarding incomprehensibility, delusional mood, and disturbed "cogito" (basic, minimal, or core self-experience) in what he termed "delusion proper" in schizophrenia. Then we discuss later...
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Delusions
Delusional mood
Neurocognitive models
Phenomenological psychopathology
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