Matthys, Walter

Schuengel, Carlo

van Nieuwenhuijzen, Maroesjka

van Rest, Maaike

Vriens, Aart

Youth repeatedly experiencing negative social interactions develop negative social schemas about the world and the self. These social schemas influence social information processing (SIP). Especially youth with mild intellectual disability (MID), who often live in multi-problem families, have a higher risk of experiencing negative social interactions in the home and school environment; they also have more SIP deficits; and externalizing behavior problems. Social schemas relations with SIP were therefore examined in youth with MID, youth with borderline intelligence (BIQ) to average intelligence (AIQ), to investigate whether social schemas relate to SIP equally across cognitive level, or possibly stronger for youth with MID

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Social Schemas of Mistrust, Narcissism, and Respect Linked with Social Information Processing Across Cognitive Levels

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Social Schemas of Mistrust, Narcissism, and Respect Linked with Social Information Processing Across Cognitive Levels

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