Recent neuroscience research evaluated multiple levels of cognitive and emotional complexity in Parkinson’s Disease patients with Pathological Gambling by combining distinct measurement tools with a multi-method approach. However, no previous studies specifically targeted metacognition in this population. Instead, to differentiate between patients that not only show vulnerable individual differences but might also have a reduced self-awareness could help in developing tailored clinical interventions that give the right space to metacognition.
Angioletti, L., Balconi, M., What is the role of metacognition in Parkinson’s Disease patients with Pathological Gambling?, <<NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL TRENDS>>, 2019; 2019 (25): 61-71. [doi:10.7358/neur-2019-025-angi] [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/131784]
What is the role of metacognition in Parkinson’s Disease patients with Pathological Gambling?
Angioletti, Laura
;Balconi, Michela
2019
Abstract
Recent neuroscience research evaluated multiple levels of cognitive and emotional complexity in Parkinson’s Disease patients with Pathological Gambling by combining distinct measurement tools with a multi-method approach. However, no previous studies specifically targeted metacognition in this population. Instead, to differentiate between patients that not only show vulnerable individual differences but might also have a reduced self-awareness could help in developing tailored clinical interventions that give the right space to metacognition.
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