Table 1.
Cross-trait, Within-Relative Analysis of the Separate Associations Between the Different Dimensions of the Subclinical Psychosis Phenotype at T2 and Subjective Cognitive Failures at T1
Subclinical Psychosis Dimension | B (SE) | 95% CI | P | Standardized β |
Frequencya | ||||
CAPE positive dimension | −0.058 (0.507) | −1.056, 0.940 | .909 | −.005 |
CAPE negative dimension | 3.542 (0.624) | 2.313, 4.771 | .000 | .312 |
CAPE depressive dimension | 3.494 (0.632) | 2.250, 4.739 | .000 | .308 |
SIS-R positive schizotypy | −0.017 (0.296) | −0.599, 0.566 | .955 | −.003 |
SIS-R negative schizotypy | 1.536 (0.275) | 0.996, 2.077 | .000 | .373 |
SIS-R disorganization | −1.524 (1.160) | −3.809, 0.760 | .190 | −.070 |
Distressb | ||||
CAPE positive dimension | 0.453 (0.584) | −0.697, 1.604 | .438 | .0409 |
CAPE negative dimension | 2.334 (0.822) | 0.716, 3.953 | .005 | .2088 |
CAPE depressive dimension | −0.593 (0.718) | −2.008, 0.821 | .410 | −.0536 |
Notes: All associations adjusted for sex, age, education, drug use and the other subclinical psychosis dimensions. CI, confidence interval; CAPE, Community Assessment of Psychic Experiences; SIS-R, Structured Interview for Schizotypy—Revised.
Adjusted for the frequency score of the other remaining subclinical dimensions.
Adjusted for the distress score of the other remaining subclinical psychosis dimensions and for the corresponding frequency score.