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Executive functioning and dysfunctional schema modes in individuals with frontal lobe lesion and temporal lobe epilepsy; mega case analysis
Executive functioning and dysfunctional schema modes in individuals with frontal lobe lesion and temporal lobe epilepsy; mega case analysis

Author(s): Sabir Zaman, Muhammad Tahir Khalily
Subject(s): Neuropsychology, Clinical psychology, Health and medicine and law
Published by: MedCrave Group Kft.
Keywords: executive functioning; dysfunctional schema modes; frontal lobe lesion; temporal lobe epilepsy;

Summary/Abstract: The present study was to investigate the executive functioning like selective attention, cognitive flexibility, processing speed and executive processing abilities in individuals with frontal lobe lesion and temporal lobe epilepsy by using a tool Stroop Neuropsychological Screening Test.1 The study also tried to explore emotional problems, cognitive state, specific behavioral responses and coping strategies of individuals with frontal lobe lesion and temporal lobe epilepsy. The present study was also designed to develop the reflective understanding of dysfunctional and healthy modes of individuals of frontal lobe lesion and temporal lobe epilepsy measure through Schema Mode Inventory Urdu version.2 The sample of the present study consisted of 08 cases 04 cases related to frontal lobe lesion and 04 cases of temporal lobe epilepsy. Our finding indicated that the individuals of frontal lobe lesion and temporal lobe epilepsy were found significantly engaged in dysfunctional modes, such as Child Modes, Maladaptive and Punitive Parents Modes. On Stroop Test the Standard Deviation of individuals with frontal lobe lesion (74.18) and temporal lobe epilepsy (59.25) both the values are below the standard value (98) which shows the significant level. The Stroop Test measure executive functioning like selective attention executive processing, cognitive flexibility and inhibition control all these qualities are low and poor in individuals with frontal lobe lesion and temporal lobe epilepsy. The individuals with frontal lobe lesion and temporal lobe epilepsy were engaged in dysfunctional modes such as Child Modes, Maladaptive and Punitive Parent Modes are positively associated with executive functioning. Individuals with dysfunctional schema modes are lower score on Stroop test.

  • Issue Year: 5/2016
  • Issue No: 1
  • Page Range: 1-5
  • Page Count: 5
  • Language: English
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