Levels of Social Sharing and Clinical Implications for Severe Social Withdrawal in Patients with Personality Disorders
Social sharing capacities have attracted attention from a number of fields of social cognition and have been variously defined and analyzed in numerous studies. Social sharing consists in the subjective awareness that aspects of the self’s experience are held in common with other individuals. The de...
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| author | Livia Colle Livia Colle Giovanni Pellecchia Fabio Moroni Antonino Carcione Giuseppe Nicolò Antonio Semerari Michele Procacci |
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| description | Social sharing capacities have attracted attention from a number of fields of social cognition and have been variously defined and analyzed in numerous studies. Social sharing consists in the subjective awareness that aspects of the self’s experience are held in common with other individuals. The definition of social sharing must take a variety of elements into consideration: the motivational element, the contents of the social sharing experience, the emotional responses it evokes, the behavioral outcomes, and finally, the circumstances and the skills which enable social sharing. The primary objective of this study is to explore some of the diverse forms of human social sharing and to classify them according to levels of complexity. We identify four different types of social sharing, categorized according to the nature of the content being shared and the complexity of the mindreading skills required. The second objective of this study is to consider possible applications of this graded model of social sharing experience in clinical settings. Specifically, this model may support the development of graded, focused clinical interventions for patients with personality disorders characterized by severe social withdrawal. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-400225365a7d4befb00ad2ea56374c852022-12-22T01:14:52ZengFrontiers Media S.A.Frontiers in Psychiatry1664-06402017-12-01810.3389/fpsyt.2017.00263260768Levels of Social Sharing and Clinical Implications for Severe Social Withdrawal in Patients with Personality DisordersLivia Colle0Livia Colle1Giovanni Pellecchia2Fabio Moroni3Antonino Carcione4Giuseppe Nicolò5Antonio Semerari6Michele Procacci7Department of Psychology, University of Turin, Turin, ItalyThird Centre of Cognitive Psychotherapy, Rome, ItalyThird Centre of Cognitive Psychotherapy, Rome, ItalyThird Centre of Cognitive Psychotherapy, Rome, ItalyThird Centre of Cognitive Psychotherapy, Rome, ItalyThird Centre of Cognitive Psychotherapy, Rome, ItalyThird Centre of Cognitive Psychotherapy, Rome, ItalyThird Centre of Cognitive Psychotherapy, Rome, ItalySocial sharing capacities have attracted attention from a number of fields of social cognition and have been variously defined and analyzed in numerous studies. Social sharing consists in the subjective awareness that aspects of the self’s experience are held in common with other individuals. The definition of social sharing must take a variety of elements into consideration: the motivational element, the contents of the social sharing experience, the emotional responses it evokes, the behavioral outcomes, and finally, the circumstances and the skills which enable social sharing. The primary objective of this study is to explore some of the diverse forms of human social sharing and to classify them according to levels of complexity. We identify four different types of social sharing, categorized according to the nature of the content being shared and the complexity of the mindreading skills required. The second objective of this study is to consider possible applications of this graded model of social sharing experience in clinical settings. Specifically, this model may support the development of graded, focused clinical interventions for patients with personality disorders characterized by severe social withdrawal.http://journal.frontiersin.org/article/10.3389/fpsyt.2017.00263/fullsocial sharingreciprocityintimacyavoidant personality disordermindreadingmetacognition |
| spellingShingle | Livia Colle Livia Colle Giovanni Pellecchia Fabio Moroni Antonino Carcione Giuseppe Nicolò Antonio Semerari Michele Procacci Levels of Social Sharing and Clinical Implications for Severe Social Withdrawal in Patients with Personality Disorders Frontiers in Psychiatry social sharing reciprocity intimacy avoidant personality disorder mindreading metacognition |
| title | Levels of Social Sharing and Clinical Implications for Severe Social Withdrawal in Patients with Personality Disorders |
| title_full | Levels of Social Sharing and Clinical Implications for Severe Social Withdrawal in Patients with Personality Disorders |
| title_fullStr | Levels of Social Sharing and Clinical Implications for Severe Social Withdrawal in Patients with Personality Disorders |
| title_full_unstemmed | Levels of Social Sharing and Clinical Implications for Severe Social Withdrawal in Patients with Personality Disorders |
| title_short | Levels of Social Sharing and Clinical Implications for Severe Social Withdrawal in Patients with Personality Disorders |
| title_sort | levels of social sharing and clinical implications for severe social withdrawal in patients with personality disorders |
| topic | social sharing reciprocity intimacy avoidant personality disorder mindreading metacognition |
| url | http://journal.frontiersin.org/article/10.3389/fpsyt.2017.00263/full |
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