Deficits in facial emotion recognition are one of the most common cognitive impairments,
and they have been extensively studied in various psychiatric disorders, especially in …

Objective To systematically evaluate evidence for configural and affective face processing
abnormalities as measured by the N170 and Vertex Positive Potential (VPP) event-related …

Social cognition in schizophrenia is a rapidly emerging area of study. Because the number
and diversity of studies in this area have increased, efforts have been made to better define …

Social cognition consists of several skills which allow us to interact with other humans.
These skills include social stimuli processing, drawing inferences about others' mental …

Background Difficulty recognizing facial emotions is an important social-cognitive deficit
associated with psychotic disorders. It also may reflect a familial risk for psychosis in …

Background Schizophrenia is associated with impaired face processing. N170 and N250
are two event-related potentials that have been studied in relation to face processing in …

People with schizophrenia consistently report normal levels of pleasant emotion when
exposed to evocative stimuli, suggesting intact consummatory pleasure. However, little is …

This study sought to describe heterogeneity in emotion processing in autism spectrum
disorders (ASD) via electrophysiological markers of perceptual and cognitive processes that …

Impairment in recognizing facial emotions is a prominent feature of schizophrenia patients,
but the underlying mechanism of this impairment remains unclear. This study investigated …

This study was designed to clarify the consecutive temporal mechanisms and gender effects
underlying facial affect processing in patients with schizophrenia and normal controls …