1995
DOI: 10.1016/s0005-7894(05)80092-9
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Social skills training with chronic schizophrenic patients: Effects on negative symptoms and community functioning

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“…Vor allem ältere Studien konnten Effekte von SST auf die Negativsymptomatik nicht konsistent nachweisen [Dobson et al, 1995;Hayes et al, 1995;Matousek et al, 1992]. Diese Studien verwendeten einen relativ klassischen SST-Ansatz, bei dem Skills aus den Bereichen des interpersonellen Problemlösens, der verbalen und nonverbalen Kommunikation, Durchsetzungsfähigkeit sowie Zielsetzung und -erreichung geübt wurden.…”
Section: Soziales Kompetenztrainingunclassified
“…Vor allem ältere Studien konnten Effekte von SST auf die Negativsymptomatik nicht konsistent nachweisen [Dobson et al, 1995;Hayes et al, 1995;Matousek et al, 1992]. Diese Studien verwendeten einen relativ klassischen SST-Ansatz, bei dem Skills aus den Bereichen des interpersonellen Problemlösens, der verbalen und nonverbalen Kommunikation, Durchsetzungsfähigkeit sowie Zielsetzung und -erreichung geübt wurden.…”
Section: Soziales Kompetenztrainingunclassified
“…Of the studies identified, only a small number ( n = 8) included negative symptoms as a primary treatment outcome (Daniels, 1998; Dobson, McDougall, Busheikin, & Aldous, 1995; Dyck et al, 2000; Grant, Huh, Perivoliotis, Stolar, & Beck, 2012; Hayes, Halford, & Varghese, 1995; Klingberg et al, 2009, 2011; Thorup et al, 2005; Turkington, Dudley, et al, 2006; Turkington, Kingdon, et al, 2006), and only one study (Klingberg et al, 2009, 2011) tested an intervention explicitly designed to alleviate negative symptoms. Instead, the studies reported here evaluated psychosocial interventions for schizophrenia more broadly, and findings regarding negative symptoms were often only briefly mentioned.…”
Section: The Current Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They also observed that it would take but four more null results to render the effect nonsignificant. Since the Benton and Schroeder meta-analytic review, Hayes, Halford, and Varghese (1995) have reported a failure to find an advantage of social skills training over a discussion group condition in the alleviation of schizophrenic symptoms or in improvement in community functioning. Thus, although social skills training meets the criteria for a possibly efficacious treatment, the effects have not been strong and robust across investigations.…”
Section: Possibly Efficacious Treatments For Schizophrenia Social Skimentioning
confidence: 99%