There has been an increase in attention to studying shared mechanisms underlying
psychiatric disorders. The 'Jum** to conclusions'(JTC 1) bias, a tendency to make …

We conducted a meta-analysis to investigate the HPA axis response to social stress in
studies that used the Trier Social Stress Test (TSST), or comparable distressing paradigms …

Supported decision making (SDM) has begun to receive significant attention as means to
enable people to exercise autonomy and self-determination over decisions about their life …

Background: The “jum** to conclusions”(JTC) data-gathering bias is implicated in the
development and maintenance of psychosis but has only recently been studied in first …

Patients with schizophrenia suffer from deficits in monitoring and controlling their own
thoughts. Within these so-called metacognitive impairments, alterations in probabilistic …

Abstract 'Jum** to conclusions'(JTC) is a reasoning bias consisting of a tendency to take a
decision without having enough information about an event. It has been related to the …

Background The reasoning bias of jum** to conclusions (JTC) consists of a tendency to
make assumptions having little information. Objective The aim of this study was to estimate …

Jum** to conclusions (JTC) is defined as a tendency to make decisions based on
insufficient information. JTC has been reported in patients with psychosis, but the …

It is suggested that Jum** To Conclusions (JTC) reasoning bias might contribute to the
distortion of external reality. However, the association between psychotic manifestations and …

Jum** to conclusions (JTC) has been questioned as sufficient cognitive bias for the onset,
maintenance, and severity of delusions compared to the bias of inflexibility of beliefs. The …