Search Results - "Oldenburg, J.F.E."

Metacognitive functioning in bipolar disorder versus controls and its correlations with neurocognitive functioning in a cross-sectional design by Van Camp, L., Sabbe, B.G.C., Oldenburg, J.F.E.

“…Metacognition is an important factor in the development and persistence of bipolar disorder. One of the most striking examples of impairment in metacognitive…”
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The longitudinal course of cognitive insight and mood in bipolar disorder by Van Camp, L., van den Ameele, S., Sabbe, B.G.C., Oldenburg, J.F.E.

“…•Cognitive insight is a stable characteristic over time in bipolar disorder.•Changes in depression or mania did not affect cognitive insight over time.•At…”
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The Effect of Electroconvulsive Therapy on Hypoperfusion in Psychotic Bipolar Depression: A Case Study by De Smet, Céline Julie, Sabbe, Bernard, Oldenburg, J.F.E

“…ABSTRACTThe pharmacological treatment of bipolar depression has low response rates. Twenty percent to 30% of patients have an insufficient response to…”
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Brain regions involved in the learning and application of reward rules in a two-deck gambling task by Hartstra, E., Oldenburg, J.F.E., Van Leijenhorst, L., Rombouts, S.A.R.B., Crone, E.A.

“…Decision-making involves the ability to choose between competing actions that are associated with uncertain benefits and penalties. The Iowa Gambling Task…”
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Repetition priming in the stop signal task: The electrophysiology of sequential effects of stopping by Oldenburg, J.F.E., Roger, C., Assecondi, S., Verbruggen, F., Fias, W.

“…Inhibition of a response affects the processing of subsequent stimuli. When a response has to be made to a stimulus to which a response was previously…”
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Cognitive insight: A systematic review by Van Camp, L.S.C., Sabbe, B.G.C., Oldenburg, J.F.E.

“…Cognitive insight is the ability to re-evaluate thoughts and beliefs in order to make thoughtful conclusions. It differs from clinical insight, as it focuses…”
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