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EPA-0553 – Tactile, Haptic and Visuial Arbitrary Memory in Children & Adolescence with Mental Ilnesses

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  15 April 2020

N. Zvereva*
Affiliation:
Clinical Psychology, Mental Health Research Center of RAMS, Moscow, Russia

Abstract

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Introduction:

Cognitive deficit in modal specify memory at children with endogenous mental disorders is studied a little. There are data about tactual activity metamorphose in children with schizophrenia. It is important to compare storing stimuli in normal and mental illness children.

Objectives:

experimental group - 73 patients (44 - males) from 8 to 16 years (12.4 ± 2.3) with childhood schizophrenia (F20.8), comparison group - 13 patients (13 ± 2.3 years) with F06.7; control group 135 (78 males) normal children (12±2,5). We used adaptation of ICD-10 for RF.

Aims:

comparison of arbitrary memory on different kinds of stimul.

Methods:

3 experimental series assessing memory (tactile, haptic, and visual) by recognition stimuli (S) among distractors (D); Z-scales were used for estimation of cognitive deficit in storing.

Results:

Table 1. Z-scale of model specify memory in children of experimental group and comparison group

Modality of memorysch F20.8F06.7significance of differences F20.8 & F06.07
Tactile S-1,187-0,41236p≤0,05
Tactile D-1,28008-1,64039-
Stereo (haptic) S-1,11571-0,2987p≤0,05
Stereo (haptic) D-2,82277-1,63722p≤0,05
visual S-0,847810,09361p≤0,05
visual D-1,40638-1,05976-

Conclusions:

Degree of storing deficit is connected with clinical diagnosis.

Patients with F20.8 have strong deficit in all modalities of memory (tactile, haptic (stereo), and visual).

F06.07 patients demonstrate a light degree of storing deficit then patients with F20.8.

F06.07 patients have no significant differences with control group in visual memory (S and D), have strong deficit in tactile memory

Type
EPW34 - Child and Adolescent Psychiatry 3
Copyright
Copyright © European Psychiatric Association 2014
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