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Title : Social Cognition and its relation with Autistic, Schizotypal traits and Insight in patients with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
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Abstract
Social cognition is a specialized cognitive domain that facilitates effective social communication and relationships. This mental operation includes the capacity
to hold eye gaze and attend to relevant features of faces, recognize and interpret
emotions from facial expressions, identify and attribute signals of social threat and
to accurately infer the mental states of others (Green et al., 2010).
Social cognition typically includes four separate domains: emotion
perception, social perception and social knowledge, mentalization and attributional
bias (Green et al., 2005).
Mentalization, used interchangeably with the term theory of mind
(ToM), is the capacity to understand one’s own or another’s behavior in
terms of underlying mental states (e.g., thoughts, feelings, beliefs,
desires, and plans). The process of making meaning of internal states is
crucial in both the intrapersonal and interpersonal realms. In the
intrapersonal realm, mentalization provides