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Age-Related Social Cognitive Performance in Individuals With Psychotic Disorders and Their First-Degree Relatives.

Eva VelthorstAdam Socratesnull nullBehrooz Z AlizadehTherese van AmelsvoortAgna A Bartels-VelthuisRichard BruggemanWiepke CahnLieuwe de HaanFrederike SchirmbeckClaudia J P SimonsJim van OsAnne-Kathrin Fett
Published in: Schizophrenia bulletin (2023)
The findings point to different age-related performance patterns on tests of 2 key social cognitive domains. ToM performance was better in older individuals, although this effect was only observed for patients. EPP was less accurate in older compared with younger individuals. These findings have implications with respect to when social cognitive training should be offered to patients.
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