Gurovich I.Ya. Papsuev O.O. Shmukler A.B. Movina L.G., Storozhakova Ya.A., Kiryanova E.M.

PsyCh Journal

2016

Vol. 5, № 1

36-47

English

Neurocognition and social cognition are the core deficits influencing social outcomes in patients with schizophrenia. These deficits are present in the prodromal phase, throughout the illness and in first-degree relatives. They are considered in the framework of neurodevelopmental or neurodegenerative models as well as candidates for endophenotypes of schizophrenia. Four clinical cases with patients reflecting different cognitive profiles were chosen to demonstrate heterogeneity of cognitive biases and their influence on social function en vivo. The patients had undergone a number of neurocognitive and social cognitive measures. Better functioning was observed in patients with less affected domains of emotional processing and theory of mind, while neurocognitive statuses were incongruent to levels of social functioning. Further investigation on large samples concerning capacity for empathy and its role in social functioning is needed.

Папсуев Олег Олегович 2016-05-31

neurocognition, schizophrenia, social cognition, social functioning,

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