Social cognition in psychosis: Multidimensional structure, clinical correlates, and relationship with functional outcome

Keyphrases

• Social Cognition 100%
• Psychosis 100%
• Functional Outcome 100%
• Clinical Correlation 100%
• Clinical Relationships 100%
• Multidimensional Structure 100%
• Clinical Symptoms 50%
• Negative Symptoms 50%
• Exploratory Factor Analysis 50%
• Psychotic Disorders 50%
• Social Cognitive 50%
• Functional Capacity 50%
• Attributional Style 50%
• Anxiety-depression 25%
• Cognitive Impairment 25%
• Schizophrenia 25%
• Clinical Features 25%
• Non-social 25%
• Social Perception 25%
• Distinct Patterns 25%
• Corelation 25%
• Poor Outcome 25%
• Social Functioning 25%
• Social Cues 25%
• Theory of Mind 25%
• Neurocognition 25%
• Emotional Processing 25%
• Agitation 25%
• Regulatory Process 25%
• Cue Detection 25%
• Work Function 25%
• Functional Correlates 25%
• MATRICS Consensus Cognitive Battery 25%
• Inferential Processes 25%
• Attributional Theory 25%
• Separable Dimensions 25%
• Cognitive Test Battery 25%

Neuroscience

• Social Cognition 100%
• Psychosis 50%
• Negative Syndrome 50%
• Prothrombin 50%
• Dementia Praecox 25%
• Cognitive Disorders 25%
• Fibrinogen 25%
• Theory of Mind 25%
• Social Perception 25%
• Positive Syndrome 25%
• Neurocognition 25%

Psychology

• Social Cognition 100%
• Exploratory Factor Analysis 50%
• Psychotic Disorder 50%
• Cognitive Impairment 25%
• Schizophrenia 25%
• Cognitive Assessment 25%
• Emotional Processing 25%
• Theory of Mind 25%