The relationship of social cognition to ward behavior in chronic schizophrenia
Schizophrenia ResearchPublished 1 July 1996
David L. Penn, Will Spaulding, Dorie Reed, Mary Sullivan
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Overall, there was a relationship between the measures of social cognition and behavior on the ward, and social cognition contributed unique variance beyond cognition to maladaptive behavior onThe ward.
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The relationship between social cognition (i.e., cognition for social stimuli) and ward behavior among individuals with chronic schizophrenia was investigated. Twenty-seven inpatients completed a battery of cognitive and social-cognitive tasks and were rated by staff on various indices of ward behavior. Overall, there was a relationship between the measures of social cognition and behavior on the ward. Social cognition contributed unique variance beyond cognition to maladaptive behavior on the ward (i.e., irritability). Implications for assessment and future research are discussed.
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