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Table 3.

Pearson Correlation Analyses Examining Everyday Functioning and Cognition: Clinician Ratings and Patient ReportsCorrelations Between Self-reported vs. Clinician Rated Functioning

	Correlations Between Self-reported vs. Clinician Rated Functioning

Clinician Rated	Patient Reported

SLOF Interpersonal Functions Subscale	.17
SLOF Activities Subscale	.01
SLOF Vocational Subscale	.30^a
Cognitive Assessment Inventory	.07

Correlations Between Self-reported vs. Clinician Rated Functioning, Performance, and Symptom Measures
Clinician Rated	MCCB Total Score	UPSA-B	WCST Performance	BDI Total	PANSS Excitement

SLOF Interpersonal Functions	.16	.07	.10	−.20	−.14
SLOF Activities Subscale	.31^*	.39^*	.29^a	.21	−.07
SLOF Vocational Subscale	.23	.37*	.28	−.20	−.16
Cognitive Assessment Inventory	.41^*	−.30^a	.54^*	.20	−.10

Self-Reported

SLOF Interpersonal Functions	.24	−.13	−.06	−.58^*	.18
SLOF Activities Subscale	.11	.14	−.06	−.40^*	.14
SLOF Vocational Subscale	.08	.00	.22	−.59^*	.11
Cognitive Assessment Inventory	.22	−.29	.06	.60^*	−.17

p<.05

p<.10