Todd S. Woodward, Ph.D
Professor, Department of Psychiatry, UBC

 

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  • fMRI-CPCA: Software for Multivariate Analysis for fMRI
  • MetaCognitive Training
  • Computerized Demographic Correction System
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• fMRI-CPCA: Software for Multivariate Analysis for fMRI

  The software (MATLAB graphical user interface) and manual for the multivariate analysis of fMRI data can be downloaded from this site. For an example of how the CPCA software works, please click here.  For a brief description of CPCA methodology, click here.

 

• MetaCognitive Training

A new cognitive bias training program has been developed by our research group (Moritz, Woodward & Metacognition study group, 2007).The Metacognitive Training for Schizophrenia (MCT) program uses examples based on cognitive research to increase awareness of the cognitive biases that may underlie delusions, and training patients to counter these biases. This training program is available through the links below, and can be administered to groups of patients.

Link to articles on Cognitive Bias Training.

Links to MCT training program modules downloadable from: www.uke.de/mkt.

 

• Computerized Demographic Correction System

A calculator for neuropsychological measures used in the Canadian Study of Health and Aging.