“…Some of these studies support the efficacy of cognitive remediation (e.g., Forsberg & Goldman, 1988;Steinglass et al, 1994), while others do not (e.g., Godfrey & Knight, 1985;Hannon et al, 1989;Yohman, Schaeffer, & Parsons, 1988). Experimental confounds such as using the same task for both remediation and assessment of cognitive recovery, limited remediation stimuli, and utilisation of neuropsychological tests not designed for serial administration may account for the lack of consistency between these studies.…”