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Lack of metarepresentation
Frith et al.
They don't recognise thoughts/actions as being carried out by themselves
e.g. insertion delusions (thoughts are projected into their minds by others), auditory hallucinations
Lack of central control
Frith et al.
Can't supress automatic responses when performing actions
e.g. speech poverty/disorganised thoughts (not being able to supress automatic thoughts/responses triggered by other thoughts)
AO3
(+) Research support
(-) Only explains proximal origins of symptoms, not distal
- Provides excellent explanations for symptoms of Sz
(+) Research support
Stirling et al.
Compared performance at cognitive tasks in 30 people with Sz and 30 without (control)
-included stroop task, people have to say font-colour not colour-word, supress tendency to read word aloud
Sz took twice as long as control
-supports Frith's lack of central control theory
Increase validity, credible explanation
(-) Only explains proximal origins of symptoms, not distal
Proximal: only explains what happened in the moment
Distal: focuses on initial cause for the condition (e.g. role of genetics)
-used to create treatments or establish preventative measures
Only explaining prox. gives it limited explanatory power, only partial exp
Provides excellent explanations for symptoms of Sz
Outline previously by researchers like Frith and Stirling
CP: Doesn't explain what causes DT originally
A number of factors not included (e.g. family dysfunction, childhood trauma, genetic vulnrebilities)
Best to explain as bio disorder which gives rise to cognitive distortions
-> supported by best tretament being biological (typical/atypical antipsychotics)