Relationship between coping styles and affective decision- making process among schizophrenia patients and healthy controls
Semion Kertzman,
Boris Rauchverger,
Shiech Zaid Waseem
et al.
Abstract:Psychiatry has shown a growing interest in the role of emotion in decision- making because emotion appears to make a substantial contribution to the decision- making process. There are no studies analyzing the relationship between affective decision-making and coping skills in schizophrenia (SZ). Our objective was to investigate the effect of coping skills on decision-making in SZ. We aimed to study the differences in coping styles, measured by the Behavioral Attitudes and Search Evaluation test (BASE), betwee… Show more
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