Ji et al., 2022 - Google Patents
Large-scale networks underlie cognitive insight differs between untreated adolescents ongoing their first schizophrenic episode and their reference non-schizophrenic …Ji et al., 2022
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- Ji R
- Zhou M
- Ou N
- Chen H
- Li Y
- Zhuo L
- Huang X
- Huang G
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- Heliyon
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Objectives Cognitive insight (CI), the ability to perceive erroneous beliefs and correcting them based on safe experiences, is a common cognitive manifestation among schizophrenic individuals. Even though the functional morphology of the default mode network (DMN), the …
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