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The social predictors, psychological and affective processes of formal thought disorder in patients diagnosed with schizophrenia-spectrum disorders

2015-01-01

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Despite the relevance of formal thought disorder (TD) in psychosis very little is known about its social and environmental predictors and about the role of both cognitive and affective processes in these experiences. Such knowledge is important because it can inform the development of targeted therapeutic strategies to address TD. In Chapter 2 a narrative review of the field of TD is presented. Of note is the cons...

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Literature Corpus work: 16a8abc2-1461-55da-bfa2-457034503c9a
DOI: 10.17638/02032944

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