Abstract
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There is some evidence that people with schizophrenia do not incorporate momentary feedback.
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We use novel time-series based approaches such as seasonal decomposition and ARIMA to further the understanding.
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Evidence from lab based cognitive tasks indicates that people with schizophrenia do not respond randomly or preservatively.
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Findings support a bias toward self-generated information in participants with schizophrenia when task criteria were not specified.
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Findings can aid in developing problem solving strategies that incorporate external feedback with self-generated information.
