Клинический случай человека с синдромом саванта из Турции: когнитивные функции и календарный расчет

Настоящее исследование представляет собой детальный отчет о клиническом случае человека с синдромом саванта из Турции. Авторы собрали информацию о мужчине 25 лет с синдромом саванта касательно возможностей его когнитивных функций: внимания, кратковременной памяти, автобиографической памяти, общего интеллекта, скорочтения, интерпретации текста и способностей к календарным расчетам. Сбор данных основывался на следующих методах: Тест невербального интеллекта (4-е издание) и пересмотренный Тест интеллекта Векслера для взрослых; цветные прогрессивные матрицы Равена на память; тест d2 на внимание; структурированный текст на чтение; протоколы интервью с семьей; а также протокол индивидуального интервью. Общий интеллектуальный уровень участника исследования составил 85 баллов, при этом незадолго до проведения данного исследования ему (в возрасте 25 лет) был поставлен диагноз общего нарушения развития. Человек с синдромом саванта продемонстрировал ограниченный объем внимания, но отличный уровень кратковременной, рабочей и автобиографической памяти, а также способности к календарным расчетам.

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