Can individuals with schizophrenia be instructed to deliberately feign memory deficits?

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Raffard, Stéphane | Capdevielle, Delphine | Boulenger, Jean-Philippe | Gely-Nargeot, Marie-Christine | Bayard, Sophie

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International audience. Neuropsychological tests are increasingly applied in research studies and clinical practice in psychiatry. In this context, the detection of poor effort is crucial to adequately interpret data. We measured schizophrenia patients' performance on a memory test designed to detect excessive malingering (the "21-Item Test"), before examining whether a second group of schizophrenia patients would excessively malinger on this test when given an incentive to feign memory impairment.

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