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Table 4 Relationship between mentalization assessed by the Reading the Mind in the Eyes (R-MET), Strange Stories (SS), Faux Pas Recognition (FPR), and Moving Shapes Paradigm (MSP) tests and the results of cognitive function tests: a correlation analysis in a manic episode

From: Mentalization deficit in bipolar patients during an acute depressive and manic episode: association with cognitive functions

 

Digit Span Test

TMT A

TMT B

WCST percentage of errors

WCST percentage of perseverative responses

WCST completed categories

WCST percentage of conceptual responses

Mentalization R-MET-total

0.240

− 0.218

− 0.322

− 0.392

− 0.297

0.257

0.424*

Mentalization FPR-total

− 0.291

0.297

0.246

− 0.435*

− 0.257

0.420*

0.424*

Cognitive mentalization R-MET

0.292

− 0.184

− 0.458*

− 0.240

− 0.069

0.164

0.272

Cognitive mentalization SS

− 0.131

0.001

− 0.335

− 0.277

− 0.107

0.264

0.160

Cognitive mentalization FPR

0.112

− 0.157

− 0.095

− 0.430*

− 0.194

0.423*

0.442*

Cognitive mentalization MSP

0.225

− 0.518**

0.015

0.102

− 0.174

− 0.080

− 0.094

Affective mentalization R-MET

0.070

− 0.156

− 0.017

− 0.387

− 0.422*

0.246

0.403*

Affective mentalization FPR

− 0.132

0.019

− 0.048

− 0.546**

− 0.240

0.567**

0.583**

Affective mentalization MSP

− 0.037

− 0.488*

− 0.026

− 0.212

− 0.133

0.158

0.143

  1. p < 0.05; ** p < 0.01