Research on Design Method of Man-Machine- Environment System in Product Processing Based on MMESE

Zhang, Wobo

doi:10.1007/978-981-16-5963-8_120

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“…Moreover, with regard to the improvement of empathy in the SoCoBo group compared to the RehaCom ® group, this finding also emerged in another study evaluating a computerized social cognition intervention [ 73 ] including the same instrument for assessing self-rated empathy (IRI). In this study [ 73 ], a positive effect on self-rated empathy was shown implementing a specific emotion recognition intervention. Thus, it might be possible that the emotion recognition module in SoCoBo online therapy was also responsible for improving empathy in addition to (facial) emotion recognition.…”

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Treating social cognition impairment with the online therapy ’SoCoBo’: A randomized controlled trial including traumatic brain injury patients

Lohaus,

Reckelkamm,

Thoma

2024

PLoS ONE

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Objective Acquired brain injuries (ABIs), such as traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), often entail impairments of general cognition (e.g., memory, attention or executive functions) and social cognition (e.g. emotion recognition, theory of mind [ToM], social problem-solving). The availability of fully computerized interventions targeting sociocognitive deficits specifically in neurologically impaired patients is extremely limited. Therefore, the Treatment Program for Deficits in Social Cognition and Social Competencies of the Ruhr University Bochum (SoCoBo), a fully computerized online therapy designed for ABI patients was evaluated in a randomized controlled trial involving TBI patients. Method Sixty-four patients with TBI were randomly assigned to two groups with 43 patients fully completing either SoCoBo (N = 27) or a commercially available computerized program for cognitive rehabilitation (RehaCom®, N = 16). All participants underwent comprehensive pre-post online neuropsychological assessment and worked with their respective rehabilitation programs for four days a week during a scheduled period of 12 weeks. Results After treatment, the SoCoBo group, but not the RehaCom® group showed significant improvements in facial emotion recognition and self-rated empathy. Moreover, in the SoCoBo group, an increase in empathy was also associated with increased life satisfaction after treatment. There were no improvements in ToM and social problem-solving. Furthermore, general cognition did not improve in any of the groups. Conclusions SoCoBo represents an effective new online therapy for the amelioration of deficits in key domains of social cognition. Its implementation in clinical practice will serve as a meaningful addition to the existing fully computerized approaches specifically in neurological patient groups.

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