ArticlePsychological medicine2021
Pathways from performance monitoring to negative symptoms and functional outcomes in psychotic disorders.
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Abstract
backgroundPerformance monitoring entails rapid error detection to maintain task performance. Impaired performance monitoring is a candidate pathophysiological process in psychotic disorders, which may explain the broader deficit in executive function and its known associations with negative symptoms and poor functioning. The current study models cross-sectional pathways bridging neurophysiological measures of performance monitoring with executive function, symptoms, and functioning.
methodsData were from the 20-year assessment of the Suffolk County Mental Health Project. Individuals with psychotic disorders (
resultsBlunted ERN and Pe in the clinical cohort related to impaired executive function (
conclusionsThis supports a transdiagnostic model of psychotic disorders by which poor performance monitoring contributes to impaired executive function, which contributes to negative symptoms and poor real-world functioning. If supported by future longitudinal research, these pathways could inform the development of targeted interventions to address cognitive and functional deficits that are central to psychotic disorders.
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