الإخفاقات المعرفية لدى بعض العينات الإكلينيكية

Abstract EN

The current study aimed to reveal the differences in performance on the cognitive failure scale between the disease groups (schizophrenia patients, bipolar depression patients, and anxiety patients) separately and among the normal, as well as the differences in performance on the cognitive failure scale between males and females in each of the clinical groups.

separately, as well as a group of misfits.

the study was conducted on 176 participants divided into four groups, the first includes 44 anxious patients, the second includes 44 bipolar depression patients, while the third group includes 44 schizophrenic patients, and the fourth group is normal adults who do not suffer from any mental illnesses or mental, and this group included 44 participants.

the researcher used a data form for patient samples.

to assess the cognitive failure, the researcher used (Tamara Kassem al-Douri, 2012).

the results revealed a cognitive failure among the four research groups.

the results of the one-way analysis of variance showed that there were differences between the four study groups in favor of patient groups, and the results of the t-test analysis of the differences between the two groups of males and females showed differences in cognitive failure among schizophrenic patients in favor of males, and among depressed patients in favor of females, and no significant differences statistical significance in the cognitive failures of anxiety patients, while the differences in the cognitive failure of the normal sample were in favor of males.