Those who met two or fewer SPD criteria were categorized into the low schizotypy control group (LO) and those who met three to four criteria were categorized into the high schizotypy control group (HI). Individuals with SPD met at least five criteria.
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Abstract. Disorders provide an important source of information in developing theories of normal categorisation. Disruption in categorisation in individuals�...
Mar 2, 2022 � The aim of the study is to investigate parametric effective brain connectivity features for classifying high versus low schizotypy (LS) status.
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Mar 2, 2022 � Schizotypy is a latent cluster of personality traits that denote a vulnerability for schizophrenia or a type of spectrum disorder.
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Jan 27, 2023 � This study aimed to compare executive functions (EFs) in low and high-level schizotypal individuals. Using a convenient sampling method, we recruited 120�...