Influence of self‐efficacy on the interpersonal behavior of schizophrenia patients undergoing rehabilitation in psychiatric day‐care services

Abstract

The self-efficacy of interpersonal behavior contributed to the interpersonal behavior as well as the neurocognitive functions in the case of schizophrenia patients in the community. This suggested that interventions targeting the self-efficacy of interpersonal behavior, as well as those targeting neurocognitive functions, were important to improve the interpersonal behavior of schizophrenia patients undergoing psychiatric rehabilitation in the community.