ArticleFilosofia unisinos = Unisinos journal of philosophy2016
Depressive delusions.
Article in Filosofia unisinos = Unisinos journal of philosophy, 2016. The graph could read no effect estimate from its abstract, so it casts no vote on the map. Cited by 2 papers.
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- Are clinical delusions adaptive?Wiley interdisciplinary reviews. Cognitive science · 2019Review
- Epistemic innocence and the production of false memory beliefs.Philosophical studies · 2019Article
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In this paper we have two main aims. First, we present an account of mood-congruent delusions in depression (hereafter, Resumo: Nesse artigo temos dois objetivos principais: primeiro, sugerimos um modo de compreender delírios congruentes com o humor na depressão (doravante, delírios depressivos) e como estes se distinguem de delírios na esquizofrenia; segundo, investigamos se delírios depressivos podem trazer benefícios epistêmicos e psicológicos. Propomos que delírios depressivos emergem como resultado de um processo de aprendizado negativamente enviesado e constituem um reconhecimento de informação sobre o sujeito que é adquirido como resultado desse processo de aprendizado. Argumentamos que delírios depressivos desempenham um importante papel na preservação da coerência e da identidade narrativa de agentes em momentos de crise.
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