Table 12. Association and predictive statistics for unique predictors and combined effects.

	Convrt/ Total (n)	HR (95% CI)	p	LR+	LR−	PPP (%)	NPP (%)	Sensit (%)	Specif (%)
Early adolescent social maladjustment (>2)	74/251	2.02 (1.28–3.18)	.003	1.74	0.70	46	72	50.0	71.2
Suspiciousness (>3)	78/270	2.51 (1.61–3.91)	<.001	2.15	0.63	51	75	52.6	75.5
Disorganized communication (>1)	78/270	1.89 (1.15–3.09)	.012	1.32	0.62	40	76	71.8	45.8
Social anhedonia (>2)	77/268	2.42 (1.49–3.92)	<.001	1.64	0.54	46	80	68.8	58.1
Ideational richness (>0)	77/266	2.36 (1.45–3.82)	.001	1.57	0.56	45	78	68.8	56.1
Early social maladjustment + suspiciousness	74/251	2.81 (1.69–4.66)	<.001	3.59	0.77	59	70	28.4	92.1
Early social maladjustment + disorganized communication	74/251	2.42 (1.52–3.85)	<.001	2.31	0.71	51	72	41.9	81.9
Early social maladjustment + social anhedonia	73/249	2.11 (1.32–3.35)	.002	1.97	0.73	49	72	42.5	78.4
Early social maladjustment + ideational richness	73/247	2.07 (1.26–3.40)	.004	2.03	0.81	50	70	31.5	84.5

Note: The reference group is nonconversion. The values in parentheses indicate the lowest threshold for positive test (positive test = 1, negative test = 0). Convrt, conversion sample size; Total, total sample size; HR, hazard ratio from Cox regression analysis; LR+, positive likelihood ratio (sensitivity/1-specificity); LR−, negative likelihood ratio (1-sensitivity/specificity); PPP, positive predictive power; NPP, negative predictive power; Sensit, sensitivity; Specif, specificity.