Social cognitive training among individuals with schizophrenia: Identifying responders to treatment

IF 2.3 Q2 PSYCHIATRY
Anja Vaskinn , André Løvgren , Ole A. Andreassen , Kjetil Sundet
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Abstract

In this follow-up study of a previous randomized controlled trial of targeted facial affect recognition training among individuals with schizophrenia, reliable change indices (RCIs) were employed to identify responders to treatment. The original study found improved theory of mind at 3-month follow-up. The current study included 15 participants who received the intervention and who completed all three assessment points in the original study. Six of them had RCIs over the cutoff (≥+1.64), indicating that they had a clinically meaningful and statistically reliable improvement in ToM. The responders had significantly higher psychotic symptom level at baseline, but no other group differences between responders and nonresponders were identified. The study found no support for suggested moderators of treatment effect of social cognitive training (sex, education). As no consistently replicated barriers to treatment gains have been identified, we suggest that social cognitive training, where available, should be offered to interested clients.
精神分裂症患者的社会认知训练:识别治疗响应者
在之前的一项针对精神分裂症患者的面部情绪识别训练的随机对照试验的后续研究中,采用可靠的变化指数(rci)来识别对治疗的反应。最初的研究发现,在3个月的随访中,心理理论得到了改善。目前的研究包括15名接受干预的参与者,他们完成了原始研究中的所有三个评估点。其中6例rci超过临界值(≥+1.64),表明他们在ToM方面有临床意义和统计学上可靠的改善。应答者在基线时有明显较高的精神病症状水平,但应答者和无应答者之间没有其他组间差异。该研究没有发现社会认知训练(性别、教育)治疗效果的调节因素。由于没有一致复制的障碍已确定的治疗收益,我们建议社会认知训练,在可用的情况下,应提供给感兴趣的客户。
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