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Study aim
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The effectiveness of recovery-oriented cognitive therapy with and without cognitive remediation in individuals with schizophrenia disorder.
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Design
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A concealed, randomized, single-blinded controlled clinical trial with a parallel-group design
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Settings and conduct
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the participants from Razi hospital will complete the basic assessment such as the Schizophrenic Negative and Positive Symptoms Scale, attitude Scale, Neuropsychologic assessment, Quality of Life Mental Health Recovery, Hope Scale. then Intervention groups A will undergo recovery-oriented cognitive therapy and Intervention B groups will also be treated recovery-oriented cognitive therapy with cognitive rehabilitation after intervention phase post-treatment assessment will conduct.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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1. 20-60 years 2. most of the symptoms are negative. 4. Ability to reading and writing Exclusion: 1. Brain damage, mental retardation, a physical disability
2. Neurological disease 3. seriously affected by the side effects of psychiatric medications. 4. Dissatisfaction with participating in the study. 5. The patient is in the acute phase of the disease. 6. Receive electroshock at least 6 months before the study and during treatment. 7. Be currently undergoing other psychological interventions.8. The patient is severely affected by abuse, poisoning, or deprivation.
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Intervention groups
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The intervention of recovery-oriented cognitive therapy with and without cognitive rehabilitation (comparison group as control) for patients with schizophrenia and to improve negative and positive symptoms, dysfunctional beliefs, neuro-cognitive, disability, quality of life, improvement of mental health, recovery, hope will be conducted.
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Main outcome variables
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Negative and positive symptoms, dysfunctional beliefs, neurocognitive, quality of life, improved mental health, recovery, hope.