Brief emotion training improves recognition of facial emotions in chronic schizophrenia. A pilot study

Silver, Henry; Goodman, Craig; Knoll, Gabriela; Isakov, Victoria

doi:10.1016/j.psychres.2004.06.002

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“…Several studies have shown that it is possible to recover the ability to recognize emotions with well-defined strategies and structured training (Frommann et al, 2003;Silver et al, 2004;Wolwer et al, 2005;Russell et al, 2006;Combs et al, 2007a;Russell et al, 2008;Roberts and Penn, 2009;Marsh et al, 2010;Mazza et al, 2010;Roberts et al, 2010;Combs et al, 2011). In comprehensive training programs that address emotion perception as well as other dimensions, such as theory of mind and attributions, emotion recognition improvements are typically observed even when no changes are observed in other social cognition areas (Horan et al, 2009).…”

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“…Most of these treatment programs were designed to directly address deficits in social cognition (e.g., emotion recognition, theory of mind) using remediation methods, while debiasing approaches are rarely employed when the primary focus is social cognitive processes (e.g., Hogarty et al, 2004;Roncone et al, 2004;Silver et al, 2004;Wolwer et al, 2005;Choi and Kwon, 2006;Kayser et al, 2006;Russell et al, 2006;Marsh et al, 2010;Mazza et al, 2010). However, deficits and biases affecting social cognition occur together in schizophrenia, and thus potentiate each other.…”

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Metacognitive and social cognition training (MSCT) in schizophrenia: A preliminary efficacy study

Rocha

Queirós

2013

Schizophrenia Research

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A B S T R A C TPsychosocial interventions have proven to be effective in treating social cognition in people with psychotic disorders. The current study aimed to determine the effects of a metacognitive and social cognition training (MSCT) program, designed to both remediate deficits and correct biases in social cognition. Thirty-five clinically stable outpatients were recruited and assigned to the MSCT program (n = 19) for 10 weeks (18 sessions) or to the TAU group (n = 16), and they all completed pre-and post-treatment assessments of social cognition, cogni-tive biases, functioning and symptoms. The MSCT group demonstrated a significant improvement in theory of mind, social perception, emotion recognition and social functioning. Additionally, the tendency to jump to conclusions was significantly reduced among the MSCT group after training. There were no differential benefits regarding clinical symptoms except for one trend group effect for general psychopathology. The results support the efficacy of the MSCT format, but further development of the training program is required to increase the benefits related to attributional style. K e y w o r d s : Schizophrenia Social cognition Rehabilitation Cognitive bias Metacognition

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Metacognitive and social cognition training (MSCT) in schizophrenia: A preliminary efficacy study

Rocha

Queirós

2013

Schizophrenia Research

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“…Essa busca tinha por finalidade encontrar estudos sobre intervenções psicoterápicas utilizando conceitos sociocognitivos e resultou em 11 artigos 2,6-15 , dos quais um foi excluído por não se tratar de um ensaio clínico 7 . Outros 10 manuscritos 3,[16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24] foram selecionados a partir da leitura dos artigos acima, pois pareciam preencher os critérios de inclusão do tema a ser discutido. Após a leitura deles, dois foram descartados por não se tratarem de ensaios clínicos 22,24 e outro 23 , por não envolver diretamente CS.…”

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Programas metacognitivos com enfoque em cognição social na reabilitação da esquizofrenia: uma revisão sistemática

Tonelli

Liboni

Cavicchioli

2013

J. bras. psiquiatr.

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RESUMOObjetivo: Revisar sistematicamente a literatura sobre programas psicoterapêuticos para a esquizofrenia com enfoque em CS, cujos métodos envolvam estratégias metacognitivas. Mé todos: Foi realizada uma busca na base MedLine, por trabalhos publicados em inglês ou português utilizando a frase "Social cognition" AND "Schizophrenia" [Mesh] AND "Psychotherapy" [Mesh] e os limitadores "Humans", "Clinical Trial", "Meta-Analysis" e "Randomized Controlled Trial". Adicionalmente, foram elaborados critérios de inclusão para selecionar os trabalhos com abordagem metacognitiva. Resultados: Dezessete estudos foram selecionados, abrangendo essencialmente programas de reconhecimento do afeto facial e de emoções, Teoria da Mente (ToM), imitação e tomada de perspectiva em situações sociais. Conclusão: A maior parte dos estudos mostrou que seus programas são eficazes para melhorar medidas de psicopatologia, CS e funcionamento social. Futuras pesquisas deverão esclarecer sobre segurança, especificidade e durabilidade dessas intervenções. ABSTRACTObjective: To review systematically the literature on psychotherapeutic programs focusing on SC, designed to schizophrenia, which methods include metacognitive strategies. Me thods: A search on MedLine base for papers published in English or Portuguese has been performed, using the phrase "Social cognition" AND "Schizophrenia" [Mesh] AND "Psychotherapy" [Mesh] and the limits " Humans", "Clinical Trial", "Meta-Analysis" and "Randomized Controlled Trial". Additionally, inclusion criteria have been formulated in order to select papers with metacognitive approach. Results: Seventeen articles have been selected, which comprised essentially facial emotion recognition, emotion recognition, Theory of Mind (ToM), imitation and perspective taking in social situations. Conclusion: The great majority of papers have shown that their programs are effective in improving measures of psychopathology, SC and social functioning. Future research might clarify about safety, specificity and durability of such interventions.

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“…Such improvements were not observable at the end of the first year. Computerbased training programs especially dedicated to social cognition have recently been developed (Silver et al, 2004;Wölwer et al, 2005). They essentially focus on emotion recognition and management.…”

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Computer-based Cognitive and Socio-emotional Training in Psychopathology

Grynszpan¹

2008

Advances in Human Computer Interaction

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Brief emotion training improves recognition of facial emotions in chronic schizophrenia. A pilot study

Cited by 110 publications

References 37 publications

Metacognitive and social cognition training (MSCT) in schizophrenia: A preliminary efficacy study

Metacognitive and social cognition training (MSCT) in schizophrenia: A preliminary efficacy study

Programas metacognitivos com enfoque em cognição social na reabilitação da esquizofrenia: uma revisão sistemática

Computer-based Cognitive and Socio-emotional Training in Psychopathology

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