… classed as requiring insight form an empirically separable group of tasks distinct from tasks
generally classed as non-insight. In this study, 24 insight tasks, 10 non-insight tasks, and …

… of insight and non-insight experiences and then reported whether they experienced insight
on … This procedure avoids the issue of a priori definitions of insight problems and takes into …

… insight required to solve a particular problem-the Mutilated Checkerboard (MC) problem. It
shows that attaining insight … , we will focus on insight resulting from changes in representation. …

… Another broad use of the term insight can be found in clinical psychology, in which insight
… signifying a lack of insight. The issue of defining insight is not an exercise in pedantry. When …

… of insight assessed … insight was found, and aspects of poor insight were correlated with
poorer compliance and course of illness. Examination of the interrelations among the four insight …

… insight determined by the illness or are other factors important? Despite considerable
research examining insight in … , results are inconclusive and insight remains a source of some …

… of any given insight. Our purpose is not to evaluate the role of any type of insight as a curative
agent, nor to discuss the relative therapeutic importance of insight in psychotherapy; these …

using protocols from Ss' verbalizations during insight and analytic problem solving,[the
authors] find detrimental effects of verbalization only on insight problems/provide new methods …

explore the nature of insightful problem solving/examine the relation between insight abilities
and intelligent behavior/present a descriptive theory of insight that takes into account the …

There has been an increase in the study of insight in schizophrenia in the last 20 years.
Insight is operationally defined according to five dimensions which include: the patient’s …