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Psychosis detection in dementia: a systematic review of diagnostic test accuracy studies
Frontiers in DementiaIntroductionSymptoms of psychosis, characterized by delusions and hallucinations, are commonly experienced by persons living with dementia. A systematic review was completed to identify tools to evaluate symptoms of psychosis compared to a reference ...
Kayla Atchison +9 more
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Delusions, acceptances, and cognitive feelings
, 2013 Psychopathological delusions, such as the Capgras delusion, the Cotard delusion, and the florid delusions that accompany schizophrenia, have a number of features that are curiously difficult to explain.
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Schizophrenia and monothematic delusions
, 2007 Numerous delusions have been studied which are highly specific and which can present in isolation in people whose beliefs are otherwise entirely unremarkable — ‘‘monothe-matic delusions’ ’ such as Capgras or Cotard delusions. We review such delusions and
Robyn Langdon, Max Coltheart, Ryan Mckay
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Book Symposium: "Why Delusions Matter"
This Symposium aims to contribute to the discussion on "Why Delusions Matter" by Lisa Bortolotti (2023), published by Bloomsbury. In her book, Bortolotti attempts to decouple delusions from pathology, and argues that delusions should not be dismissed as ...
Caporuscio, Chiara
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Delusions are commonly defined as beliefs based on incorrect inference. But the term ‘inference’ is used in different fields with a lot of variation, which has generated confusion and merely verbal disputes about the nature and scope of delusions. In this chapter, we put forward a minimalist definition of inference.
Laukaityte, Urte, Colombo, Matteo
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This chapter looks at delusions in psychotic disorders. First, certain characteristics and ways of describing delusions in psychosis will be outlined, such as cognitive error and prediction error accounts, as well as phenomenological and psychodynamic ...
Broeker, Marianne D. +1 more
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Delusional disorder and its differentiation from schizophrenia: A narrative review. [PDF]
Psychol MedRossi Grauenfels D +2 more
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Do popular delusions deserve a more positive reputation? A commentary on "Why Delusions Matter"
In "Why Delusions Matter", Lisa Bortolotti argues both that the concept of delusions should be extended to cover certain beliefs that bear no relationship to pathology, and that delusions deserve a more positive reputation.
Williams, Daniel
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