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Ana T Flores¹, Concepción Barrio², Lan Yu³

¹Silver School of Social Work, New York University, 1 Washington Square N, New York, NY, 10003, USA.

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概括

社会认知测量显示了跨种族群体的足够心理测量特性. 然而,西班牙裔在思维理论任务中得分较低,这表明潜在的文化影响以及在临床环境中需要谨慎解释.

科学领域:

精神病学和心理学精神病学和心理学
神经科学是一个神经科学.
临床心理学临床心理学

背景情况:

社会认知缺陷在精神分裂症中很常见.
在美国人口中,西班牙裔是显著的少数群体.
文化上不合适的评估可能会导致无效的干预.

研究的目的:

进行跨种族心理测量评估社会认知措施在西班牙裔和非西班牙裔白人精神分裂症.
评估四个社会认知任务的可靠性,一致性和有效性.
检查社会认知表现的种族差异及其与功能结果的关系.

主要方法:

利用了来自社会认知心理测量评估 (SCOPE) 研究的数据.
评估了四个社会认知任务:BLERT,ER-40,TASIT和暗示任务.
在西班牙裔 (n=73) 和非西班牙裔白人 (n=115) 精神分裂症患者之间比较心理特征和表现.

主要成果:

心理测量属性在各个族群中通常是充分的和可比的.
在情绪识别任务 (BLERT,ER-40) 中没有发现显著的种族差异.
在思维理论任务 (TASIT,暗示任务) 中,西班牙裔的得分明显较低,这表明潜在的文化或种族影响.

结论:

社会认知指标在各个种族群体中表现出很大程度上可比的心理特征.
在思维理论中的种族差异,在评估西班牙裔时需要谨慎.
当前的社会认知措施可能无法充分预测精神分裂症西班牙裔患者的现实世界功能结果.

关键词:

西班牙裔西班牙裔.拉丁语/a/o/xs 的意思测量方法测量方法心理测量是一种心理测量.精神分裂症是一种精神分裂症.社会的认知社会认知.

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