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Cognitive Neuropsychiatry|September 10, 2024
Conspiracy mentality in autistic and non-autistic individualsSanne Roels, Sander Begeer, Anke M Scheeren, et al.Cognitive Neuropsychiatry|May 4, 2025
"String hallucinations": a case of Cerebral Autosomal Dominant Arteriopathy with Subcortical Infarcts and Leukoencephalopathy (CADASIL) with multimodal visual and somatic disturbancesGertrude Okello, Norman Poole, Daniel ChungCognitive Neuropsychiatry|May 24, 2024
Limited awareness of hallucinations in patients with Alzheimer's diseaseMohamad El Haj, Frank Larøi, Guillaume ChapeletCognitive Neuropsychiatry|June 22, 2026
Cognitive profiles in psychosis: comparing those experiencing uni- or multisensory versus multimodal hallucinationsWei Lin Toh, Mikaela Bere, Adrienne Bell, et al.Cognitive Neuropsychiatry|July 28, 2026
Clinical response and facial emotion recognition following repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation in treatment-resistant bipolar depressionDong Zhao, Jin Ma, Zhigang Sun, et al.Cognitive Neuropsychiatry|September 9, 2026
Every time dualism is mentioned in clinical debate, a philosopher is thrown out of heavenVaughan BellCognitive Neuropsychiatry|January 20, 2011
Social reasoning in Tourette syndromeClare M Eddy, Ian J Mitchell, Sarah R Beck, et al.Cognitive Neuropsychiatry|January 14, 2011
True and false memories in adolescents with psychosis: evidence for impaired recollection and familiarityNicole Caza, Marie-Claire Doré, Nathalie Gingras, et al.Cognitive Neuropsychiatry|August 10, 2010
Dissociative and metacognitive factors in hallucination-proneness when controlling for comorbid symptomsFilippo Varese, Emma Barkus, Richard P BentallCognitive Neuropsychiatry|July 1, 2010
Implicit attributional style revisited: evidence for a state-specific "self-decreasing" implicit attributional style in patients with persecutory delusionsStephanie Mehl, Winfried Rief, Eva Lüllmann, et al.Pageof 74