Three-Year Follow-Up Study Exploring Metacognition and Function in Individuals With First Episode Psychosis

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RT @moritz_petzold: Metacognitive functioning predicts outcome in first episode psychosis over 3 yrs. More evidence that demonstrates the…

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RT @DrAbigailW: Super happy that my paper with @Kathy_Sussex @DrGeoffdavies & David Fowler “Three-year follow-up study Exploring #Metacogni…

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RT @moritz_petzold: Metacognitive functioning predicts outcome in first episode psychosis over 3 yrs. More evidence that demonstrates the…

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Metacognitive functioning predicts outcome in first episode psychosis over 3 yrs. More evidence that demonstrates the important role of metacgnition in psychosis. #psychosis #metacognition #psychose #metakognition @FrontPsychiatry

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