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Social perception and social skill in schizophrenia
Psychiatry Research, 1998The relationship of social perception to social skill in schizophrenia was investigated. Twenty-six outpatients completed three social perception tasks (i.e. facial affect recognition, social cue recognition, and self-ratings of social skill) and participated in two role-plays.
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Social Skills, Social Research Skills, Sociological Skills: Teaching Reflexivity?
Teaching Sociology, 1995La formation aux methodes de recherche tient une place centrale dans l'enseignement des sciences sociales. Pourtant bien que les competences sociales et les competences communicatives soient epistemologiquement essentielles a la reussite d'une recherche, elles ne sont pas abordees lors des enseignements methodologiques. L'A.
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Effects of social skills training on improving social skills of patients with schizophrenia
Archives of Psychiatric Nursing, 2003This study examined the effect of conversation and assertive skills training on social skills of schizophrenic patients. Patients who met the study criteria were randomly assigned to the experimental or control group. The experimental group received eight group training sessions and the control group received routine nursing care treatment.
Ru Band Lu +5 more
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2018
This chapter outlines process for developing an instructional logic, using engagement strategies for students during instruction, and facilitating practice to mastery. It describes the components of effective instruction for social skills that address: developing a logic for social skill instruction; developing strategies for engaging students and ...
Terrance M. Scott +2 more
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This chapter outlines process for developing an instructional logic, using engagement strategies for students during instruction, and facilitating practice to mastery. It describes the components of effective instruction for social skills that address: developing a logic for social skill instruction; developing strategies for engaging students and ...
Terrance M. Scott +2 more
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Social behaviour and social skills
1988We live in a social world, yet there is little evidence that most of us know how to analyse social experiences and how to improve our social skills. Nor is there much evidence that formal education tries to teach us how to do so. Schools ideally should be places where both staff and children are very much aware of what is happening at each point of ...
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Patients and Social Skills Groups: Do they Lack Social Skills?
Behavioural Psychotherapy, 1983Twenty-eight young adult out-patients with social interaction difficulties were assessed in an attempt to measure the three variables of social performance, social anxiety and self-esteem. A non-clinical comparison group comprising 32 subjects from a university subject panel were assessed on the same measures.
Kathleen Kindness +2 more
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Patients and Social Skills Groups: Is Social Skills Training Enough?
Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapy, 1984Eighteen young adult out-patients with social interaction difficulties were treated using a multifaceted group approach, which incorporated skills training, anxiety reduction and cognitive restructuring techniques. They were assessed before and after treatment, and at 2-year follow-up.
Kathleen Kindness, Annette Newton
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Social skills and social capability
1995Mary is a quiet, rather reserved woman of 34 years, with a warm sense of humour. She is short and a little overweight. Her clothes and hairstyle make her seem older. Mary lives with her stepmother and their dog in an established inner suburb of an industrial town.
Pat Clements, Mark Burton, Carolyn Kagan
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The Development of Socially Skilled Practice: Social Skills Training in Social Work Education
The British Journal of Social Work, 1984The paper describes some monitoring the authors have done on the effectiveness of an interactive social skills programme for social work students. The monitoring was done by before-and-after video role-play of a small group of non-programme and programme students.
Peter Marsh, Bridget Pymn
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2008
Publisher Summary A person's adaptive behavior requires a repertoire of social skills and the ability to use these skills at the right time and place to meet the daily demands of school, work, and life. Most professionals and parents similarly explain social skills as discrete verbal and nonverbal behaviors that are learned by watching people around ...
Kristy Lee Park +2 more
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Publisher Summary A person's adaptive behavior requires a repertoire of social skills and the ability to use these skills at the right time and place to meet the daily demands of school, work, and life. Most professionals and parents similarly explain social skills as discrete verbal and nonverbal behaviors that are learned by watching people around ...
Kristy Lee Park +2 more
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