Cognitive Processes Assignment | Schizophrenia
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Added on 2019-11-08
Cognitive Processes Assignment | Schizophrenia
Added on 2019-11-08
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Running head: COGNITIVE PROCESSES1Research on Cognitive ProcessesStudent NameInstitution AffiliationDate
COGNITIVE PROCESSES2Table of ContentsIntroduction.................................................................................................................................3Justification of the Study............................................................................................................3Justification of the Method.........................................................................................................4Independent Variables, Dependent Variables, and Hypothesis..................................................5Independent Variables.............................................................................................................5Dependent Variables...............................................................................................................6Hypothesis...............................................................................................................................6Conclusion..................................................................................................................................8Reference List.............................................................................................................................9
COGNITIVE PROCESSES3IntroductionDecision-making settings show that individuals have a tendency to weight losses more heavily in comparison to equal-sized gains, and this defines loss aversion. Strategic decision making by healthy adults amply documents the psychological and economic studies that affect humanity. There is a little linkage between schizophrenia and reduced loss aversion within policy makers (Voigt et al., 2015). Individuals possess both positive and negative layoffs when it comes to studying loss aversion. The Iterated Prisoner’s Dilemma paradigm novel version will be used in this study in examining loss aversion association with schizophrenia. Schizophrenia is considered as a salience disorder, and this creates stimuli abnormalities during decision making by people. Loss aversion interestingly addresses humanbehavior to decision making through participative collaboration, stimuli understanding, and experimental evidence making (Kapur, 2003). The purpose of this research proposal is to suggest changes to lose aversion by people that may have a positive impact on boosting decision making in different knowledge areas by individuals. Justification of the StudyThere is need to suggest changes under which the examination of loss aversion and schizophrenia is done. From the case study, this analysis is undertaken using a novel version of Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma (IPD) paradigm, and this version characterizes loss aversion (Steele, 2011). Given that there are viable reasons under which loss aversion gets disrupted in schizophrenia, IPD paradigm is not sufficient to examine loss aversion’s association with schizophrenia. The dopamine hypothesis studying schizophrenia attributes its psychosis to theabnormal brain activity and complicates the neural processing of the brain due to weight imbalances (Corlett, Honey, & Fletcher, 2016). However, with the introduction of participation population, stimuli, and experimental task; the examination of loss aversion
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