| Publication Abstract Display | | Type: Poster | | Title: Poorer Theory Of Mind and risky decision making. | | Authors: Cattie J, Morgan E, Knight A, Woods SP, Grant I, and the TMARC Group | | Date: 07-11-2013 | | Abstract:Conclusions
Individuals with HIV performed more poorly on two aspects of ToM relative to seronegative participants, despite comparable performance on control items (e.g., non-social reasoning).
These findings support the hypothesis that individuals with HIV may be at risk for social cognitive deficits, which may be relevant to risky decision-making.
Future studies may identify the relationship between these ToM measures, other aspects of neurocognition, and real-world risk behaviors that are relevant to HIV transmission. |
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