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Published in final edited form as: Schizophr Res. 2010 Sep;122(1-3):179–184. doi: 10.1016/j.schres.2010.04.018

Table 4.

Correlations between the HiSoC and GF-S, SOPS, and Eyes Test (N=54)

Variable	GF-S	Eyes Test^a	SOPS Pos	SOPS Neg	SOPS Dis	SOPS Gen
HiSoC total	.31 ^b	.17	.14	−.07	−.29 ^b	−.18
Social-Inter	.27^b	.30^b	.19	.00	−.09	−.20
Affect	.34^b	.05	.09	−.06	−.27^b	−.15
OB & L	.28^b	.09	.07	−.08	−.36^b	−.11
Rater’s impression	.30^b	.23	.14	−.17	−.25	−.07

Note. HiSoC total=total scores on the High-Risk Social Challenge task; Social-Inter=Social-interpersonal; OB & L=Odd Behavior and Language; GF-S=Global Functioning-Social Scale; SOPS= Scale of Prodromal Symptoms, Positive, Negative, Disorganized and General symptom subscales; Higher Scores on the HiSoC indicate better social behavior; higher SOPS scores indicate more symptoms; higher GF-S scores indicate better social functioning; higher Eyes Test scores indicate better performance.

correlations with Eyes Test are based on N=53, data is missing for 1 participant.

p<.05 (two tailed)