Add to ORKGThis thesis investigates quality of reasoning within non-clinical paranoia and mental simulation of future paranoia themed events by use of a simulation task methodology. This task allows access into online thinking and reasoning and produces a measure of quality and ease in reasoning about paranoia themed material. Two alternative and contradictory hypotheses were tested. First, the expert hypothesis predicted that a proposed preoccupation with paranoid fears may result in an enhanced or expert level of reasoning on situations relating to personal fears within paranoia. Alternatively, due to reasoning biases and difficulty in constructing non-hostile explanations for events, performance may instead be reduced or restricted. Sixty-three par...
A growing body of research shows that paranoia is common in the general population. We report three ...
A growing body of research demonstrates that paranoia is common in the general population. Four stud...
A cognitive model of persecutory delusions is used to predict the occurrence of nonclinical paranoid...
Background and objectivesQuality of reasoning within non-clinical paranoia and mental simulation of ...
Background. Previous studies have shown that the use of simulated social environments permits parano...
Excessive mistrust towards other people can lead to paranoia. The central feature of paranoia revolv...
BACKGROUND: Judging whether we can trust other people is central to social interaction, despite bein...
Paranoid experience across the population has been of increasing interest to psychological researche...
Paranoia is a complex phenomenon that is likely to arise from a number of factors. In a recent cogni...
Introduction: Cognitive biases are associated with psychosis liability and paranoid ideation. This s...
A growing body of research shows that paranoia is common in the general population. This thesis repo...
Paranoia is a complex phenomenon that is likely to arise from a number of factors. In a recent cogni...
Background: Judging whether we can trust other people is central to social interaction, despite b...
Paranoia refers to the exaggerated and unfounded fear that others are deliberately trying to cause h...
Paranoia (often manifest as persecutory delusions) is a common symptom of psychosis, but is also see...
A growing body of research shows that paranoia is common in the general population. We report three ...
A growing body of research demonstrates that paranoia is common in the general population. Four stud...
A cognitive model of persecutory delusions is used to predict the occurrence of nonclinical paranoid...
Background and objectivesQuality of reasoning within non-clinical paranoia and mental simulation of ...
Background. Previous studies have shown that the use of simulated social environments permits parano...
Excessive mistrust towards other people can lead to paranoia. The central feature of paranoia revolv...
BACKGROUND: Judging whether we can trust other people is central to social interaction, despite bein...
Paranoid experience across the population has been of increasing interest to psychological researche...
Paranoia is a complex phenomenon that is likely to arise from a number of factors. In a recent cogni...
Introduction: Cognitive biases are associated with psychosis liability and paranoid ideation. This s...
A growing body of research shows that paranoia is common in the general population. This thesis repo...
Paranoia is a complex phenomenon that is likely to arise from a number of factors. In a recent cogni...
Background: Judging whether we can trust other people is central to social interaction, despite b...
Paranoia refers to the exaggerated and unfounded fear that others are deliberately trying to cause h...
Paranoia (often manifest as persecutory delusions) is a common symptom of psychosis, but is also see...
A growing body of research shows that paranoia is common in the general population. We report three ...
A growing body of research demonstrates that paranoia is common in the general population. Four stud...
A cognitive model of persecutory delusions is used to predict the occurrence of nonclinical paranoid...