Social cognitive interventions for people with schizophrenia: A systematic review
Highlights • A wide range of social cognitive interventions is developed over the past decade. • Many of these interventions target specific social cognitive domains. • Others target a range of domains or combine with neurocognitive training. • These interventions have achieved gains in social funct...
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| description | Highlights • A wide range of social cognitive interventions is developed over the past decade. • Many of these interventions target specific social cognitive domains. • Others target a range of domains or combine with neurocognitive training. • These interventions have achieved gains in social functioning, albeit inconsistently. • Oxytocin shows some promise in improving higher-order social cognition. |
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