The Last Word: UTD’s Dr. Amy Pinkham on Heading a Global Initiative to Standardize Schizophrenia Assessment

“How people interact is a big part of what defines a culture.”

Dr. Amy Pinkham
Psychology Professor
UT Dallas’ School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences.
.…on heading a global initiative to standardize schizophrenia assessment across cultures.

Here's "who said what" in Dallas Innovates Every Day.The Schizophrenia International Research Society has picked a psychology professor from UT Dallas to organize a global group of researchers to find methods of assessing social cognition in schizophrenia that can be used across cultures.

Dr. Amy Pinkham and her team are on a quest to identify approaches that would allow social cognition research results to be compared.

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