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sphere: two equal in diameters circles are exhibited to respondent
for comparison. The amount of illusion in visualmodality is an index
of IAI features.
Conclusions The fixed set method acquires a special relevant at
the modern stage of clinical psychology development, since the
IAI research seems to be important in psychiatric and neurological
diseases, related with brain integration disorders.
Disclosure of interest The authors have not supplied their decla-
ration of competing interest.
EV0708
Emotional intelligence features at
a pathology of corpus callosum (CC)
M. Kovyazina ∗, F. Ksenia , N. Varako , O. Dobrushina ,
S. Martynov
1 Lomonosov Moscow State University, Department of
Psychology – Chair of neuro - and abnormal psychology, Moscow
original-Mytishchi, Russia
2 Lomonosov Moscow State University, Department of
Psychology – Chair of neuro – and abnormal psychology, Moscow,
Russia
3 Lomonosov Moscow State University, Department of
Psychology – Chair of methodology of psychology, Moscow, Russia
4 Moscow Institute of mental health, Moscow Institute of mental
health, Moscow, Russia
∗ Corresponding author.
Introduction Dependents of human behavior on the hemispheric
interaction quality is extremely interesting question. The CC
impairments are observed at schizophrenia, autism, Tourette
syndrome, ADHD, etc. Difficulties in the sphere of emotional intel-
ligence are typical at not only frontal zones disorders and right
hemisphere of brain.
Aims Analyze the emotional intelligence of the patients with CC
pathologies.
Methods Method for the recognition of facial expression (faces
and gestures); Video test “estimation of another person emotional
condition”; Survey for the estimation of emotional intelligence
(EmIn); ten people with different CC pathologies participated.
Results Results of the person with the CC pathologies were dif-
ferent from normative indexes of the first two methods. They did
not recognize the shown emotion: the sign of emotional expres-
sion was not identified, the gestures were not distinguished and
three positive characteristics out of 24 suggested for the designa-
tion of emotion modality were used. The emotions of heroes from
video test were recognized mistakenly. The indexes were normat-
ive for all scales of EmIn survey. However quite noticeable negative
correlation of
“emotion control” and “interpersonal emotional intelligence” sur-
vey indexes with the index of emotional recognition video test was
obtained.
Conclusions Weak emotional tone, leading to incorrect estima-
tion of the emotional sign, is observed at CC pathology. This doesn’t
exclude the violation of face emotional expressions analyze criteria.
The situational context does not help the another person condition
recognition. The answers on the EmIn test questions are based on
subjective visions of the patient about themselves, those witnesses
about the criticism reduction.
Disclosure of interest The authors have not supplied their decla-
ration of competing interest.
EV0709
Illusion as a research tool for
inter-analyzer interaction (Iai)
characteristics in a psychiatric clinic
M. Kovyazina∗, K. Fomina , N. Varako
Lomonosov Moscow State University, Psychology, Moscow, Russia
∗ Corresponding author.
Introduction IAI does not only play a functional role but also has
qualitative and quantitative characteristics. Biological significance
of IAI consists inmobilization of some sensory functions and demo-
bilization of others as a response to a stimulus signaling changes
in the environment. This constitutes one of the manifestations of
body’s preparatory reactions for action in the forthcoming situa-
tion. It has been established that in patients with psychic pathology
such preparation of the body systems is affected, which may man-
ifest through changes in illusion frequency.
Objectives To apply Charpentier illusion to research IAI charac-
teristics with the purpose of further detection of abnormalities in
the sphere of intermodal interaction.
Methods One of the IAI research methods, is illusion research,
e.g. Charpentier illusion, since it is based on interaction between
visual and proprioceptive analyzers. Changes in preparatory reac-
tion in subjects with psychic pathology is characterized by decline
in illusion frequency, patients in these conditions should evaluate
stimuli more correctly than healthy participants. Pre-experimental
research design included two subjects: with white matter pathol-
ogy (patient G., male, 27, full agenesis of CC, based on MRI results)
and with IDD (subject A., male, 30).
Results Research subjects demonstrated absence of illusions,
which is indicative of functional weakness of IAI, which results in
inconsistency of sensory systems and meaningless perception. IAI
plays an important role in formation of human psyche by enabling
the development of significant patterns underlying human cogni-
tive activity.
Conclusion Illusion research is relevant for clinical psychologi-
cal diagnosis of diseases associated with integrative brain activity
disorders.
Disclosure of interest The authors have not supplied their decla-
ration of competing interest.
EV0710
Neuropsychiatric symptoms in Fahr’s
syndrome
A. Lopes ∗, R. Trindade , A. Barcelos
Hospital Garcia de Orta, Psychiatry, Almada, Portugal
∗ Corresponding author.
Objectives and methodology To review the neuropsychiatric
symptoms of Fahr’s syndrome.
Results/discussion Fahr’s Syndrome is a rare degenerative neu-
ropsychiatric condition, characterized by bilateral and symmetrical
calcifications of the basal ganglia. It can be associated with several
metabolic, infectious or genetic conditions. It is clinically mani-
fested by movement disorders, psychosis, cognitive impairment,
mood disorders, personality dysfunction or obsessive-compulsive
spectrum disturbances. First presentation can be psychiatric in
approximately 40% of the cases. Cognitive dysfunction, mood dis-
orders and psychosis are the most common presentations. In the
present case, depression, dementia and movement disorders were
the main clinical pictures. This report alerts for the significance of
neuropsychiatric symptoms within this diagnosis, considering the
multisystemic approach of the illness.
Disclosure of interest The authors have not supplied their decla-
ration of competing interest.