Esquizofreniadéficit en cognición social y programas

1. Fuentes Durá, Inmaculada
2. Ruiz Ruiz, Juan Carlos
3. García Ferrer, Sonia
4. Soler Boada, María José
5. Dasí Vivó, Carmen

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Abstract

This article includes a review of the areas involved in social cognition and looks at the most significant problems encountered by people diagnosed with schizophrenia in each of them: Emotional Processing; Theory of Mind; Social Perception; Social Schemata and Attributional Style or Bias. Secondly, it describes recently developed intervention programmes designed to improve some of the deficits in social cognition: Training of Affect Recognition (TAR); Social Perception Programme from Integrated Psychological Therapy (IPT); Social Cognition and Interaction Training (SCIT); and Integrated Neurocognitive Therapy (INT).

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