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Results showed that, in patients with acquired brain injury exhibiting executive deficits, emotion recognition deficits are also present.
#Aim executive function treatment trial#
We studied 65 brain injury patients of mixed aetiology participating in a randomised controlled trial evaluating the effects of a multifaceted treatment for executive dysfunction (Spikman, Boelen, Lamberts, Brouwer, & Fasotti, 2010 ) and 84 matched controls with a test for emotion recognition. Since social cognition and executive function are considered to be separate constructs, our first aim was to examine the presence of emotion recognition problems in brain injury patients with dysexecutive problems.
Deficits in emotion recognition, a crucial aspect of social cognition, are common after serious brain injury, as are executive deficits.
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