Table 3.

Relationship of Baseline Insight and Medication Attitude to Psychopathology and Quality of Life at Subsequent Time Points

	PANSS Total	PANSS Positive	PANSS Negative	PANSS General	HQOL Total	HCSOC	HCINPSYC	HCINST	HCOBACT	QOLLQOL	Medication Compliance	Depressiona
ITAQ	−0.95*	−0.202***	−0.404**	−0.07	0.045	0.062	0.076*	0.006	−0.007	−0.098**	0.014	0.018
DAI	−2.264***	−0.967***	−0.265	−1.165***	0.057	0.021	0.110*	0.029	0.057	0.283***	0.154***	−0.042*

Note: Abbreviations are explained in the first footnote to table 2. HCSOC, Heinrichs-Carpenter Interpersonal Relations and Social Networks; HCINPSYC, Heinrichs-Carpenter Intrapsychic Foundations; HCINST, Heinrichs-Carpenter Instrumental Role Functioning; HCOBACT, Heinrichs-Carpenter Common Objects and Activities. Days worked is dichotomous (0 = no, 1 = yes). The PANSS negative syndrome scale in this analysis omits 3 items directly reflecting neurocognition and community functioning: “difficulty in abstract thinking,” “passive/apathetic withdrawal,” and “emotional withdrawal.” (1) These analyses adjust for baseline value of the dependent variable as well as of ITQ, DAI, age, QOLLQOL, neurocognition, depression and HQOL and time of follow-up.

* P < 0.05, **P < 0.01, ***P < 0.001.

^aCalgary Depression Rating scale score.