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Does the Beck Cognitive Insight Scale predict change in delusional beliefs?

ContributorsPenzenstadler, Louise Emilie; Chatton, Anne; Lecomte, Tania; Huguelet, Philippe; Lecardeur, Laurent; Azoulay, Silke; Bartolomei, Javier; Brazo, Perrine; Murys, Elodie; Poupart, Florent; Rouvière, Serge; Parabiaghi, Alberto; Saoud, Mohamed; Favrod, Jérôme; Khazaal, Yasser
Published inPsychology and Psychotherapy, e12253
Publication date2019
Abstract

The Beck Cognitive Insight Scale (BCIS) is composed of two subscales, self-reflectiveness and self-certainty, assessing reflectiveness and openness to feedback, and mental flexibility. Delusions have previously been associated with low cognitive insight. The aim of this study was to determine whether changes in BCIS scores predict changes in delusional beliefs.

Keywords
  • Beck Cognitive Insight Scale
  • Cognitive behaviour therapy
  • Delusional beliefs
  • Process of change
  • Schizophrenia
  • Serious games
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  • Swiss National Science Foundation - A multicentric randomised controlled study of the effect of a cognitive behavioural program called 'Michael's Game' on psychotic symptoms
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PENZENSTADLER, Louise Emilie et al. Does the Beck Cognitive Insight Scale predict change in delusional beliefs? In: Psychology and Psychotherapy, 2019, p. e12253. doi: 10.1111/papt.12253
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ISSN of the journal1476-0835
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