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. 2024 Jun 6;15:1388478. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2024.1388478

Table 7.

Group differences in OPD-2-LSIA ratings between schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder.

OPD-2-LSIA Dimensions Diagnosis N M SD ± t p
Self-perception F20 96 2.61 .637 1.768 .080
F25 33 2.39 .600
Object perception F20 96 3.05 .560 1.974 .051
F25 33 2.82 .646
Self-regulation F20 96 2.77 .470 -.167 .868
F25 33 2.78 .428
Regulation of object-relationship F20 96 2.79 .523 1.612 .109
F25 33 2.63 .462
Internal communication F20 96 2.76 .601 .761 .448
F25 33 2.67 .574
Communication with the external world F20 96 2.64 .615 1.101 .273
F25 33 2.50 .594
Internal objects F20 96 2.97 .547 .653 .515
F25 33 2.90 .479
External objects F20 96 3.11 .546 1.511 .133
F25 33 2.94 .569
Overall structural level F20 96 2.84 .455 1.458 .147
F25 33 2.70 .457

Two-sided t-tests for independent samples: OPD-2-LSIA, Levels of Structural Integration Axis of the Operationalized Psychodynamic Diagnosis System; F20, schizophrenia; F25, schizoaffective disorder; N, number; M, mean; SD, standard deviation.

bold = significance maintained after Bonferroni-Holm method.

OPD-2-LSIA values: 1 – High level of structural integration, 1.5 – High to moderate level of structural integration, 2 – Moderate level of structural integration, 2.5 – Moderate to low level of structural integration, 3 – Low level of structural integration, 3.5 – Low to disintegrated level of structure, 4 – Disintegrated level of structure.