Dysfunctional Thought Processing

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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

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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)

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AO3

(+) Research support

(-) Only explains proximal origins of symptoms, not distal

- Provides excellent explanations for symptoms of Sz

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(+) 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

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(-) 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

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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)

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