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EME - 15/48/21

The effects of targeting reasoning on paranoia for people with non-affective psychosis: the SLOWMo blended digital therapy RCT

Project title: The effects of targeting reasoning on paranoia for people with non-affective psychosis: the SLOWMo blended digital therapy RCT

Chief investigator: Professor Philippa Garety
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Contractor: King's College London

Co-investigators: Dr Amy Hardy
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[Image - ORCID logo], Professor Daniel Freeman
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[Image - ORCID logo], Professor Elizabeth Kuipers
[Image - ORCID logo], Professor Graham Dunn, Professor Kathryn Greenwood
[Image - ORCID logo], Professor Richard Emsley
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