social functioning Flashcards

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social function

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function in societal roles such as homemaker, worker, student, spouse. family member or friend

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community function:

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social competence and behavior, independent living skills, overall adjustment to community living

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what factors also play a role in functional disability?

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motivational factors

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factors influencing motivation type: (3)

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  1. psychological needs
  2. external forces
  3. lack of agency
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psychological needs factors:

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autonomy, competence, relatedness

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external forces factors:

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towards praise/reward (positive)
away from punishment or criticism (negative)

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lack of agency factor (ability to act in any given environment)

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overall disconnect with actions and environment

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relatives of schizophrenia also appear to have slightly diminished functioning true or false:

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true

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deficits are evident ____ the onset of symptoms

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BEFORE

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what is social functioning?

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persons interactions with their environment and ability to fulfill role within environment such as work, social activities, and relationships with partners and family

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social dysfunction:

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deterioration of functioning in one or more of the following: interpersonal contacts, work, self care

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social functioning is important for which functioning ?

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relationships with others, many forms of work, psychological impact of consequences

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common social functioning difficulties in sz: (3)

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  1. decreased quality of social interactions
  2. difficulties in maintaining relationships with others
  3. diminished performance in work place
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social cognition and social competence difficulties:

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  1. affect recognition difficulties
  2. weaker verbal and nonverbal skills
  3. less assertive in social situations
  4. social problem solving challenges
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factors that impact social functioning in SZ: (3)

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psychotic symptoms, cognitive dysfunction, sex

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which symptoms are the primary predictors of social functioning performance?

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negative symptoms are strongly associated with:

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deterioration in functioning, decreased quality of life, and reduced emotionality

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positive symptoms often revolve around:

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characteristics of social environment and elicit discomfort from observers and stigma

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impairments in cognition often lead to:

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social withdrawal aka, avoidance of social contact

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although there are no differences in sex in symptomatology, which gender fares better in social functioning?

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why do females fare better in social functioning

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milder range of interpersonal issues, more likely to marry, more likely to live independently and be employed

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females also appear to perform better in overall social skills because:

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more skilled in the appropriate duration of their speech, turn taking abilities during convos are better, verbal content in role play scenarios better

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consequences of social functioning difficulties: (5)

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  1. social isolation
  2. low rates of marriage and meaningful long term relationships
  3. unemployment/occupational difficulties
  4. residential/housing problems
  5. stigmas
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sz stigma:

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often perceived by public as in comprehensive, nonsensical, neglectful of appearance and behavior

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experiencing social stigma is associated with:
worse clinical outcomes
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social stigma of sz + social skill difficulties=
social isolation and rejection by others
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what does psychoeducation do? (3)
1. reduces level of auto stigma 2. increases patient knowledge of disorder and intervention options 3.improves family attitudes toward a persons behaviors and difficulties