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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Cogn Neuropsychiatry. 2015 Feb 13;20(3):198–221. doi: 10.1080/13546805.2014.999915

Table 1.

Psychometric characteristics of measures of social cognition

Reliability Convergent Validity Criterion Validity
Emotion Perception
 FEDT SCZ α = .32; HC data unavailable FEDT, FEIT, and ER40 were significantly intercorrelated with r’s ranging from .36–.67 (p<.05). Emotion perception tasks not significantly associated with any measures of functioning.
 FEIT SCZ α = .38; HC α = .84
 ER40 Unavailable in present sample
Theory of Mind
 TASIT SCZ α = .55; HC data unavailable Hinting Task and TASIT were significantly correlated (r=.45, p<.001) Theory of mind tasks not significantly associated with any indices of functioning
 Hinting Task SCZ α = .46; HC α = .70
Attributional Style
 AIHQ Blame Index SCZ α = .86; HC α = .84 In HC, Blame Index was associated with the ER40 (r=−.30, p<.05) and TASIT total (r=−.42, p<.01). In SCZ, FEDT was associated with AIHQ Blame (r=−.25, p<.05) and AIHQ Aggression (r=0.27, p<.05) AIHQ Blame subscale was correlated with the QLS: Social index (r=−.27, p<.05). Not associated with other measures of functioning.
 AIHQ Hostility Bias SCZ α = .43; HC α = .43
 AIHQ Aggression Index SCZ α = .55; HC α = .26
Jumping to Conclusions
 Beads Task N/A Not significantly correlated with any other measures of social cognition Beads was significantly associated with QLS: Social index (r=.26, p<.05)