Training to reduce hasty thinking in psychotic disorders

This trial is testing a group-based training program called metacognitive skills training (MCT) to help people with psychotic disorders like schizophrenia think more carefully before jumping to conclusions. The program teaches practical thinking skills in a group setting alongside regular hospital care. Researchers want to see if this training actually reduces the tendency to make quick judgments without enough information.

People with psychotic disorders often rush to conclusions based on limited information, which can make their symptoms worse. This study aims to see whether teaching better thinking skills can help break that pattern and improve how people reason through situations.