Abstract

This case report explores the intricate relationship between social cognition and mental health, emphasizing its significance in promoting overall well-being. Through a detailed examination of a hypothetical case study, this report illustrates how deficits or disturbances in social cognition can contribute to various mental health issues. Additionally, it highlights the pivotal role of interventions targeting social cognition in enhancing mental health outcomes. By elucidating the interplay between social cognition and mental well-being, this report underscores the importance of addressing social cognitive processes in clinical practice for optimal therapeutic outcomes.