Social cognition
Social Cognition and Alcohol Related Brain Damage
... The present study draws on a critical realist epistemological perspective. By adopting this stance, the author assumes a reality of ‘brain damage’ and of associated cognitive domains (e.g. attention, working memory and ...
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Valuable functionalism as a trend of modern social cognition
... of social systems theory by social functional problems, because this theory in social cognition occurs primarily on the basis of the methodology of structural ...every social system, ...
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European Social Cognition Network (ESCON)
... While Europe has many distinguished social cognition researchers, this expertise is distributed across its member countries. By facilitating existing contact and new initiatives this network aims to further ...
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The Functional Significance of Social Cognition in Schizophrenia.pdf
... of social cognition to help elucidate the rela- tionships between these ...Improve Cognition in Schizophrenia program (MATRICS) 81,82 is an important step in this direction be- cause well-defined ...
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Political Conservatism as Motivated Social Cognition
... motivated social cognition to refer to a number of assumptions about the relationship between people’s beliefs and their motivational underpinnings ...and social motivations ...
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The Role of Social Cognition in Predicting the Social Functioning in Patients With Chronic Schizophrenia
... of social cognition (emotion perception, mind theory, and attributional bias) in schizophrenia patients and their contribution to the social ...the social functioning of these patients, while ...
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Social brain circuitry and social cognition in infants born preterm
... of social-emotional issues to specific brain circuits, and found that social-emotional difficulties (as measured by the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire) at age five correlated with higher apparent ...
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Prediction error minimization as a framework for social cognition research
... of social cognition within this framework as one of many components that enhance the more basic domain-general ability to predict events in the environment that may or may not involve ...
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European Social Cognition Network 2 (ESCON 2)
... Historically, the European Social Cognition Network is the result of a series of bold initiatives. The initial step was taken by Belgian, Dutch and German researchers and facilitated by means of a ...
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Social Cognition as a Mediator in the Relationship between Disability Status and Social Status
... for social difficulties such as aggressive children ...of social cognition in the peer relationship difficulties in these populations has been of interest (Oborio de Castro et ...the social ...
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Folk Theory of Mind: Conceptual Foundations of Social Cognition
... A second point concerns the microstructure of choosing between explanation modes, in which conscious representations (e.g., of the audience and its demands, of one’s own curiosity) blend in gracefully with unconscious ...
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Social Cognition 2.0: Toward Mechanistic Theorizing
... Social cognition emerged in the 1970s and 80s as an attempt to answer social- psychological questions by adopting experimental techniques and theoretical concepts from cognitive ...and social ...
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Impaired social cognition in anorexia nervosa patients
... Although it is well known that AN patients often suf- fer from depression, anxiety, or other symptoms due to starvation, whether these coexisting symptoms would influ- ence their social cognition is still ...
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Continuous formation of liturgy through social cognition
... that social cognition constitutes the process through which people think about and make sense of other people, themselves and their social ...2007:24). Social cognition is the process ...
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Mirror Neurons and Social Cognition: an expanded simulationist framework
... As for (ii), there are some studies linking impaired motor skills to some impaired conceptual abilities. Parkinson’s patients, for example, are slower to process sentences with action verbs than with other kinds of verbs ...
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ATTITUDE TITUDE AND SOCIAL COGNITION
... Prejudices are examples of attitudes towards a particular group. They are usually negative, and in many cases, may be based on stereotypes (the cognitive component) about the specific group. As will be discussed below in ...
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Social Cognition in Schizophrenia.pdf
... of social cognition in ...of social cognitive measures, but they are valuable in determining the degree of commonality among ...of social cognition, illness features, and interpersonal ...
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Mirror neurons – Discovery, significance and role in social cognition
... Mirror neurons have led to a fresh understanding of intentional thought processes and help us discern the generation of our own actions and the interpretation of the actions of others. This discovery has prompted the ...
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The role of social isolation and social cognition in thought disorder
... between social isolation and TD was more ...with social isolation (it is unclear why unusual beliefs did not correlate with social ...is social isolation may be specifically associated with ...
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Social Cognition in Schizophrenia: A Review Study
... There was much focus from research on emotional processing as one of essen- tial elements of social cognition. Tabak, N. T et al . (2015) examined emotional intelligence (EI) trait in manic and ...
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