“…While this study focused on patients who had lived with a diagnosis of schizophrenia, often for decades, similar decrements in metacognitive function have been reported in samples with first episode psychosis (Trauelsen et al, 2016; Vohs et al, 2014). Other research conducted internationally shows evidence of metacognitive deficits among persons diagnosed with schizophrenia, including samples from Australia (Bargenquast and Schweitzer, 2014), Chile (Lysaker et al, 2018b), China (WeiMing et al, 2015), Denmark (Trauelsen et al, 2016), French Canada (Massé and Lecomte, 2015), Germany (Bröcker et al, 2017; Buck et al, 2014; Kukla et al, 2013; Lysaker et al, 2011d; Snethen et al, 2014), Israel (Hasson-Ohayon et al, 2015), Italy (Nicolo et al, 2012; Popolo et al, 2017), the Netherlands (de Jong et al, 2019a). Spain (Inchausti et al, 2017a) Turkey (Tas et al, 2014) and the United Kingdom (McLeod et al, 2014).…”