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 Insight in psychosis and neuropsychological function: meta-analysis Aleman A; Agrawal N; Morgan KD; David ASBr J Psychiatry  2006[Sep]; 189 (ä): 204-12BACKGROUND: One factor contributing to impaired awareness of illness (poor  insight) in psychotic disorders may be neurocognitive deficits. METHOD: A  systematic review and meta-analysis were conducted after data extraction.  Following an overall analysis, in which measures of different cognitive domains  were taken together, more fine-grained analyses investigated whether there was a  specific relation with frontal executive functioning, and whether this was  influenced by diagnosis or the insight scales used. RESULTS: There was a  significant mean correlation between insight ratings and neurocognitive  performance (mean weighted r=0.17, 95% CI 0.13-0.21, z=8.3, P<0.0001), based on  35 studies with a total of 2354 individuals. Further analyses revealed that the  effect of general intellectual impairment was smaller than the specific  association with executive function. This was only the case for psychosis in  general, and not in an analysis limited to schizophrenia, where all cognitive  domains were associated with impaired insight to a similar degree. CONCLUSIONS:  Neuropsychological dysfunction, specifically impairment of set-shifting and error  monitoring, contributes to poor insight in psychosis. Specific relations with  different dimensions of insight and the putative role of metacognitive functions  require further study.|Cognition Disorders/*psychology[MESH]|Humans[MESH]|Psychotic Disorders/*psychology[MESH]|Publication Bias[MESH]|Schizophrenia/diagnosis[MESH]
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