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Ursachen schizophrener Kognitionsstörungen

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Die Rolle der Kognition in der Therapie Schizophrener Störungen

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Es liegt eine Vielzahl von Befunden zu neuropathologischen Auffälligkeiten bei Schizophrenen vor. Diese sollen hier nicht unstrukturiert aufgezählt, sondern im Rahmen zweier Hauptkonzepte zur Ätiopathogenese der Schizophrenie (frühe vs. späte Störungshypothese) diskutiert werden.

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Höse, A., Volz, HP. (2000). Ursachen schizophrener Kognitionsstörungen. In: Möller, HJ., Kasper, S. (eds) Die Rolle der Kognition in der Therapie Schizophrener Störungen. Deutscher Universitätsverlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-83446-1_4

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