Ogólny poziom funkcjonowania poznawczego a skargi poznawcze: jakie są relacje między nimi?

• Autorzy: Ewa Małgorzata Szepietowska

Warianty tytułu

The Overall Level of Cognitive Functioning and Cognitive Complaints: What Are the Relations?

• Języki publikacji: PL

Abstrakty

Ze względu na frekwencję skarg poznawczych, podejmowane są intensywne badania dotyczące ich uwarunkowań oraz wartości prognostycznej. Głównym tematem analiz są powiązania skarg i faktycznych możliwości poznawczych. W nawiązaniu do tego kontekstu przeprowadzono badania z udziałem 96 osób z populacji generalnej. Na podstawie wyniku w teście MoCA wyodrębniono 2 grupy: MoCA+ z wynikiem 27 pkt i więcej, oraz MoCA- czyli osoby z wynikiem 26 i mniej. Porównano natężenie skarg poznawczych ocenianych testem ProCog. Osoby uzyskujące niższy wynik w MoCA zgłaszają bardziej nasilone skargi poznawcze niż osoby z wynikiem 27 pkt i wyżej. Cechą wyróżniającą pierwszą z grup jest nasilony niepokój w związku z poczuciem deficytów poznawczych. Analizowano także związki między skargami i innymi zmiennymi a wynikiem w teście MoCA. Najważniejszym predyktorem okazał się wiek, który niekiedy wspólnie z obciążeniami i przebytymi schorzeniami neurologicznymi determinował obniżenie ogólnego poziomu funkcji poznawczych. Uzyskano incydentalne powiązania skarg i wyniku w MoCA. (abstrakt oryginalny)

EN

Due to the frequency of cognitive complaints, intensive research are undertaken on their determinants and prognostic value. The main issue of the analysis is the connection between the complaints and the actual cognitive abilities. In reference to that context the study was conducted with the participation of 96 people from the general population. Basing on the result of the test MoCA 2 groups were distinguished: MoCA+ with a score of 27 points or more, and MoCA- to persons with a score of 26 and less. Then compared the intensity of cognitive complaints assessed by ProCog test. Persons who receive a lower score in the MoCA report more intensified cognitive complaints than those with a score of 27 points and above. The feature distinguishing the first group is a severe anxiety in accordance to the sense of cognitive deficits. Also analyzed the relationship between complaints and other variables and the result of MoCA test. The most important predictor proved to be the age which sometimes together with a burden and neurological illnesses experience determined the reduction in the general level of cognitive function. Obtained incidental connections between complaints and the result in MoCA test. (original abstract)

Słowa kluczowe

PL

Psychologia poznawcza; Psychologia człowieka; Testy psychologiczne

EN

Cognitive psychology; Human psychology; Psychological testing

• Czasopismo: Studia Społeczne
• Rocznik: 2017
• Numer: nr 4 (19)
• Strony: 13-19

Twórcy

autor

Ewa Małgorzata Szepietowska

• Uniwersytet Marii Curie-Skłodowskiej w Lublinie

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