摘要
目的研究老年人述情障碍和读心能力的关系。方法108名70岁以上的老年被试接受读心能力、认知能力测试和多伦多述情障碍量表(TAS-20)调查。结果述情障碍高分组与低分组在读心能力[(16.00±4.84)分,(19.36±2.91)分,t=3.38,P〈0.01]、一般认知能力上差异有显著性[记忆广度上(5.80±1.42)分,(7.18±1.13)分,t=4.28,P〈0.01;工作记忆上,t=4.05,P〈0.01;加工速度上,t=4.80,P〈0.01]。述情障碍与读心能力(r=-0.227,P〈0.05)、记忆广度(r=-0.377,P〈0.01)、工作记忆(r=-0.334,P〈0.01)、加工速度(r=-0.470,P〈0.01)成绩呈显著负相关。在回归分析中,读心能力、认知加工、受教育程度等自变量对述情障碍量表总分(F=8.594,P〈0.01)和因子1(F=8.796,P〈0.01)的回归方程显著,但对因子2(F=1.735,P〉0.05)和因子3(F=1.181,P〉0.05)的回归方程不显著。结论老年人述情障碍与读心能力、几种认知加工能力存在负相关;读心能力与加工速度可能影响述情能力的情绪识别,而不影响情绪描述和外向型思维。
Objective To study of relationship between elderly people' s alexithymia and mind-reading. Methods There were 108 old people over 70 years old, tested by mind-reading, cognitive ability and twenty-item Toronto alexithymia scale. Results There were significant difference in mind-reading ( 16.00 ± 4.84, 19.36 ± 2.91, t=3.38, P〈0.01), memory span(5.80 ±1.42,7.18 ±1.13, t =4.28, P〈0.01), working memory(t= 4.05, P〈 0.01 ) ,processing speed(t=-4.80, P 〈 0.01 ) between high and low alexithymia groups. Alexithymia scores were negatively related to the scores of mind-reading, memory span, working memory, processing speed, correlation coefficient was 0. 227 (P 〈 0.05 ), - 0. 377 (P 〈 0.01 ), - 0. 334 (P 〈 0.01 ) , - 0. 470 (P 〈 0.01 ), respectively. With mind-reading, cognitive processing and educational level as independent variables, with total scores, F1, F2, and F3 of TAS as dependent variable, respectively,the regression equation of total scores was significant (F = 8. 594, P 〈 0.01 ), and the one of F1 was significant(F= 8. 796, P〈 0.01 ) ,but the one of F2(F= 1. 735, P〉 0.05) and F3 (F = 1.181, P 〉 0.05 ) was not significant. Conclusion Elderly people' s alexithymia is negatively related to mind-reading and several cognitive abilities. Mind-reading could affect emotional recognition, but not affect emotional description and export-oriented thinking.
出处
《中华行为医学与脑科学杂志》
CAS
CSCD
北大核心
2009年第4期340-342,共3页
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science
关键词
老年人
述情障碍
读心
Old people
Alexithymia
Mind-reading