Investigating Memory Bias in Remitted Major Depressive Disorder with Psychotic Features: A Neuropsychological Perspective

1. Introduction 2. Background 2.1. Major Depressive Disorder Overview 2.2. Psychotic Features in Depression 2.3. Definition of Memory Bias 2.4. Neuropsychological Approaches to Depression 3. Memory Bias in Depression 3.1. Impacts on Cognitive Function 3.2. Studies on Memory Bias 3.3. Memory Bias in Remission 4. Psychotic Features and Memory 4.1. Interaction with Memory Bias 4.2. Cognitive Impairments and Psychosis 4.3. Neuropsychological Findings 5. Neuropsychological Assessments 5.1. Tools and Methods 5.2. Relevance to Depressive Disorders 5.3. Assessing Remission States 6. Research Methodology 6.1. Study Design and Approach 6.2. Participant Selection Criteria 6.3. Data Collection Techniques 6.4. Statistical Analysis Plan 7. Findings and Discussion 7.1. Memory Bias in Remission 7.2. Interaction with Psychotic Features 7.3. Implications for Neuropsychological Interventions 8. Conclusion 8.1. Summary of Key Findings 8.2. Limitations and Future Research 8.3. Clinical Implications and Recommendations