Socio-cognitive abilities and challenges change across the healthy lifespan and are
essential for successful human interaction. Identifying effective socio-cognitive training …

Background Social relationships, which are contingent on access to social networks,
promote engagement in social activities and provide access to social support. These social …

Social cognitive deficits are common in neuropsychiatric disorders. Given the proximity of
social cognition (SC) to everyday functioning, many intervention studies (including targeted …

Objectives To systematically identify, appraise, and summarize research on the effects of
behavioral interventions to prevent cognitive decline in community‐dwelling older adults …

Cognitive development in early childhood and cognitive preservation in older adulthood are
critical for leading healthy life. Social engagement can significantly affect cognition, but their …

Background Intact cognitive function is crucial for healthy aging. Functional social support is
thought to protect against cognitive decline. We conducted a systematic review to investigate …

Background Trajectories of decline across different socio-cognitive domains in healthy older
adults and in pathological aging conditions have not been investigated. This was addressed …

Current measures of social cognition have shown inconsistent findings regarding the effects
of healthy aging. Moreover, no tests are currently available that allow clinicians and …

Theory of Mind (ToM) refers to the ability to attribute independent mental states to self and
others in order to explain and predict social behavior. Recent research in this area has …

Purpose Given that emotional health is a critical component of healthy aging, we undertook
a systematic literature review to assess whether current interventions can positively affect …