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Ravizza SM et al. – The authors' results demonstrate that context processing deficits are observable in schizophrenia even when there is no prepotent response tendency to inhibit. Moreover, the authors' results suggest that PFC impairments influence performance primarily when patients are required to switch the application of one explicit rule to another.

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