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Quiles, Clélia; Prouteau, Antoinette; Verdoux, Hélène
Psychiatry research, 12/2015, Volume: 230, Issue: 2Journal Article
Abstract This study explored in a non-clinical sample the associations between self-esteem, anxiety and depression symptoms and metacognitive awareness or metacognitive knowledge. Higher metacognitive awareness scores measured during the neuropsychological tasks were positively associated with higher depression scores in the social cognition test. Metacognitive knowledge score measured independently of ongoing neuropsychological tasks was positively associated with lower self-esteem, higher anxiety (state or trait) and depression scores.
