Delusions
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Delusions: Investigations Into The Psychology Of Delusional Reasoning
By Philippa A. Garety, David R. Hemsley... and it is generally agreed to result from a process in which attention to B is reduced because it is found to predict nothing in addition to what is predicted by A (Pearce and Hall 1980). In the test developed by Jones et al.
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Delusions: Investigations Into The Psychology Of Delusional Reasoning
By Philippa A. Garety, David R. HemsleyMurray, R.M., Lewis, S.W., Owen, M.J., and Foerster, A. (1988). Neurodevelopmental origins of dementia praecox. In Schizophrenia: the major issues ... Paul, G.L. and Lentz, R.J. (1977). Psychosocial treatment of chronic mental patients.
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Delusions: Understanding the Un-understandable
By Peter McKennaVon Domarus (1944) identified these two patients' underlying problem as a failure of Aristotelian syllogistic reasoning. Thus, the syllogism All men are mortal; Socrates is a man; therefore Socrates is mortal' is true.
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Delusions
By Peter McKennaThe first comprehensive account of delusions, the forms they take clinically and the mysteries behind what causes them.
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Delusions
By Hjalmar Sderberg, Kempton MooneyEnglish language translation (c) 2012 by Kempton Mooney. Delusions is the story of Thomas Weber, a recent graduate who does not know what to do with his life.