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Target communicative perspective-taking and working memory in interventions for adolescent social difficulties

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The authors recommend that interventions for adolescents' social difficulties target both communicative perspective-taking and the executive skills supporting it. They note that "interventions geared towards improved detection of the communicative intentions of others may be important" and that "enhancing the cognitive skills that support communicative perspective-taking, namely working memory, may be another avenue through which to bolster socio-communicative performance." They cite evidence that collaborative computer game training and working memory training have shown benefits.

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type strategy
id interventions-targeting-perspective-taking-and-working-memory
title Target communicative perspective-taking and working memory in interventions for adolescent social difficulties
description The authors recommend that interventions for adolescents' social difficulties target both communicative perspective-taking and the executive skills supporting it.
status review
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