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Social functioning refers to peoples ability to perform everyday social tasks appropriately and to maintain an adequate social life. Performance depends in part on the level of social skills and where these are impaired social skills training may be required.

Social functioning and mental healthEdit

1. Heimler method of Human Social Functioning

See alsoEdit

• Affective education
• Listening (interpersonal)
• Male female relations
• Social behavior