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Explains Social Skills Training or “Cognitive Remediation” for
Schizophrenia Patients We know that there are large differences
in outcome between people with schizophrenia, and there is
evidence that these differences may be related to differences in
cognitive skills such as the ability to pay attention,
concentrate, remember things and solve problems. Furthermore,
individuals with impaired cognitive skills linked to the illness
often show less of an ability to benefit from psychosocial
interventions designed for them. Thus, we have been running a
study to investigate whether impro