Plain-English translation of NCT05945602 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
Researchers are studying brain activity patterns in veterans with schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders to understand how the brain works and responds to cognitive training. The study will measure electrical brain activity using special tests during two separate visits, and some participants will also try one hour of computerized cognitive training to see if the brain measurements can detect changes.
Veterans with schizophrenia often struggle with thinking and memory problems that affect their daily lives. Right now, doctors don't have reliable ways to measure whether cognitive training is actually helping the brain. This study aims to develop better measurements so that rehabilitation programs can be personalized and more effective.
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You will visit the VA San Diego Healthcare System twice, about 1-2 weeks apart, for brain activity testing. During these visits, researchers will measure your brain's electrical activity while you rest and respond to simple sounds or images. If you're in the second part of the study, you'll also complete one hour of computerized cognitive training games to see how your brain responds to this activity.
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