コグニティブ・エフェクティブ・ソーシャル・プロセッシング・アンド・エモーション・レギュレーション (CASPER) モデル
M Catalina Camacho1, Elina Deshpande2, Michael T Perino2
1Department of Psychiatry, Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, MO, 63110, USA. camachoc@wustl.edu.
まとめ
新しいCognitive Affective Social Processing and Emotion Regulation (CASPER) モデルは,精神疾患における社会的処理について説明しています. 早期体験とリアルタイムでの 社会的機能障害を結びつけ 新しい治療目標を提供します
科学分野:
- 精神学的社会的認知
- 感情の調節に関する神経科学
- 発達社会心理学
背景:
- 社会的機能障害は多くの精神疾患の 基本的な特徴です
- 複雑な病因と重複する症状は効果的な治療を妨げます.
- 既存のモデルには 社会的認知プロセスの包括的な枠組みが欠けています
研究 の 目的:
- コグニティブ・エフェクティブ・ソーシャル・プロセッシング・アンド・エモーション・レギュレーション (CASPER) モデルを導入する.
- 分野を超えた研究を統合して 現実世界の社会処理を説明する.
- 精神学的社会的認知神経フェノタイプを理解するための枠組みを提供する.
主な方法:
- CASPERモデルは社会的処理を キー認知のステップに分割します 暗示の識別,注意,解釈,行動調整です
- ソーシャルコンセプトの活性化に対する瞬間的な影響と目標を組み込む.
- このモデルは,発達体験と社会的学習を現在の社会的機能と結びつけています.
主要な成果:
- CASPERモデルは,社会的処理のための統一された枠組みを提供します.
- 社会的相互作用において 認知的および感情的要因がどのように相互作用するかを説明します
- 社会的な認知の発達経路と 精神疾患への影響を強調しています
結論:
- CASPERモデルは,社会的機能不全に関する精神医学の研究のための検証可能な科学的枠組みを提供します.
- 治療の改善のための新しい治療目標を特定しています.
- 精神科の集団における 社会的認知の違いを再解釈するための 新しいレンズを提供します
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