Key result
Cognitive Shift training linked to sustained Wisconsin Card Sorting Test gains in chronic schizophrenia.
Why the study?
Does a Cognitive Shift neurocognitive training module improve cognitive flexibility in patients with chronic schizophrenia?
Case Report (n=3)
Does a Cognitive Shift neurocognitive training module improve cognitive flexibility in patients with chronic schizophrenia?
A specific neurocognitive training module may improve and maintain cognitive flexibility in patients with chronic schizophrenia.
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May support targeted training for cognitive flexibility in schizophrenia; leaves open confirmation in controlled trials.
Delahunty et al. (1993) conducted a case report in chronic schizophrenia (n=3). Cognitive Shift neurocognitive training module was evaluated on Wisconsin Card Sorting Test performance. A Cognitive Shift neurocognitive training module led to significant gains in Wisconsin Card Sorting Test performance in three male patients with chronic schizophrenia, maintained at six months.
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