English to Polish Medical Psychology neuropsychology

(Pharmacological treatment of schizophrenia)
Early studies suggested that, in comparison with first generation antipsychotics, several of the second generation antipsychotics held promise for tackling cognitive impairment. Among the most consistent findings were an improvement in verbal fluency and attention with clozapine treatment, and working memory with risperidone. However, these studies had methodological problems, including the inclusion of patients whose illnesses had responded poorly to FGAs and/or were prescribed FGAs in excessive dosage, with confounding side effects such as sedation and parkinsonian features, and perhaps also a lack of recognition of the impact of practice effects with neuropsychological tasks.