Problems in measuring the JTC-bias in patients with psychotic disorders with the fish task: a secondary analysis of a baseline assessment of a randomized controlled trial

RT @robinnkok: @SameiHuda @DrGipps Interestingly there were two *secondary* analyses according to the ISRCTN entry: https://t.co/BOqdgms9h…

@SameiHuda @DrGipps Interestingly there were two *secondary* analyses according to the ISRCTN entry: https://t.co/BOqdgms9hD https://t.co/xuG5YsC7J8 Registration here: https://t.co/Obw3zgs53V cc @TranspariMED

Had never heard of the beads task or the fish task for measuring jumping-to-conclusion bias as relevant for diagnosing delusions, paranoia, psychotic symptoms. Interesting read, even if my eyebrows were raised.

RT @PhilCorlett1: I think we need to rethink the relevance of the JTC bias to delusions