Abnormalities of information processing have played a central role in understanding
schizophrenia since the time of Kraepelin and Bleuler. Clearly, schizophrenia spectrum …

Traumatic life events, as defined by DSM-IV, are common among persons with severe
mental illnesses (SMI) such as schizophrenia. Limited evidence suggests concomitantly …

Electrodermal activity is one of the most frequently used psychophysiological evaluations in
psychology research. Based on the 1992 edition of this work Electrodermal Activity covers …

Electrodermal activity (EDA) has been one of the most widely used—some might add"
abused"—response systems in the history of psychophysiology. A search of the PsychLit …

A tentative model of schizophrenic psychotic episodes is presented, based on the evidence
that certain characteristics of individuals may serve as vulnerability factors and that …

This article examines the evidence that certain deficits in information processing and
attentional functioning are present across populations at risk for schizophrenic disorder, with …

A model is proposed for integrating the neural and cognitive aspects of the positive
symptoms of acute schizophrenia, using evidence from postmortem neuropathology and …

Few areas have witnessed the type of growth we have seen in the affective sciences in the
past decades. Across psychology, philosophy, economics, and neuroscience, there has …

• Relapse rates averaging 41% in the first year after discharge among schizophrenic
patients receiving maintenance neuroleptic treatment led to the development of two …

Emotional disturbances are central to diverse psychopathologies. In this article, we argue
that the functions of emotion are comparable for persons with and without psychopathology …