The phrase "associated insight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to insights that are linked or connected to a particular subject or context.
Example: "The research provided associated insight into the factors influencing consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "related insight" or "connected insight".
There was no evidence that having been readmitted to hospital since a previous assessment was associated with insight at the previous assessment.
In other words, the improvement we found might be directly due to facilitating the area associated with insight rather than reducing any mental set effect.
Our findings are consistent with the theory that inhibition to the left ATL can lead to a cognitive style that is less influenced by mental templates and that the right ATL may be associated with insight or novel meaning.
This prediction is based on evidence that the right ATL is an area associated with insight [12], [13] and novel meaning [14] and that inhibition of the left ATL is associated with emergence of certain cognitive skills and a less top-down or hypothesis driven cognitive style [9], [15], [16], [17].
Only exercises targeting cognitive functions that are not associated with insight were selected, trainers did not provide feedback on subject's performance.
Third, a methodological problem that is associated with insight is that most assessment instruments are based upon the traditional medical model: patients have to use the same terminology as their psychiatrists to be considered insightful.
The objectives were to ascertain: whether cross-sectional neuropsychological disturbance is associated with insight dimensions at the time of hospital discharge after a psychotic episode and after a long period of stabilization and if baseline neuropsychological performance predicts disturbances on insight dimensions at follow-up.
This pilot study was designed to test the hypothesis that caregivers' levels of insight into illness is associated with patients' insight into illness in early psychosis and would be related to caregivers' levels of critical, rejecting attitudes toward patients.
Help-seeking behaviour was associated with greater insight, severity, specific obsessive-compulsive symptoms, such as aggressive and other unpleasant obsessions, and comorbidity.
As sophia could designate specific types of expertise as well as general sagacity in the conduct of life and the higher kinds of insight associated with seers and poets, the word originally meant 'sage' or 'expert'expert
