Symptom-specific self-referential cognitive processes in bipolar disorder: a longitudinal analysis
Hana Pavlickova(Bangor University), Richard P. Bentall(University of Sheffield), Jan Scott(Newcastle University), Eugene S. Paykel(University of Cambridge), Filippo Varese(Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust), Peter Kinderman(University of Liverpool), Richard Morriss(University of Nottingham), Oliver Turnbull(Bangor University)
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