3.2kviewsDoctor of Psychology Carlos Rebolleda explains what emotional intelligence is in schizophrenia, evaluation and deficits in schizophrenia. Emotional intelligence in schizophrenia: definition The model of the four branches of emotional intelligence postulated by the researchers…
3.8kviewsDefinition of Attributional Style in Schizophrenia The attributional style is one of the areas that integrate the social cognition construct in the field of schizophrenia. It refers to how individuals come to infer the possible…
5.4kviewsDefinition of social perception in schizophrenia The term social perception refers to the individual’s ability to identify social roles, social rules and social contexts (Green and Horan, 2010). It refers to perceptual processes related to…
5.8kviewsWhat is social cognition? The term social cognition was coined during the so-called “cognitive revolution” that took place between the late 1960s and early 1970s (Sperry, 1993). However, the study of social cognition in schizophrenia…
16.3kviewsFrom childhood onwards, we acquire information about how to perform specific tasks unconsciously and from experience. This information is stored and consolidated in our implicit (or procedural) memory to be retrieved when we face the…
11.5kviewsInterpersonal difficulties have been widely described in individuals with psychosis spectrum disorders and, specifically, they are a major feature of schizophrenia. The most common social deficits include, for example, problems in conversing, managing conflict, or…
40.5kviewsDo you know, thanks to which cognitive function are we capable of interpreting other people’s emotions? Can you identify the function responsible for understanding what others might think in certain situations? Or do you know…
