TABLE 2.

Associations Between Illusion Susceptibility, Symptoms and Functioning in Youth at Ultra High-Risk for Psychosis

	Misleading-Index		Helpful-Index
	Beta Value	p-Value	Beta Value	p-Value
Symptoms
Positive	.02	p = .462	−.16	p = .195
Negative	.27	p = .063	−.31	p = .039
Global Functioning
Role	−.23	p = .096	.31	p = .039
Social	−.17	p = .172	.32	p = .034

Note: Symptom domains are scored utilizing the Structured Interview for Prodromal Syndromes (SIPS). Global functioning was assessed with the Global Functioning Scale: Role (GFS-R) and Social (GFS-S). Elevated scores on the SIPS reflect increased symptoms and increased scores on the GFS-R/S reflect superior functioning. Note: in the misleading-index, higher scores are equivalent to less susceptibility to illusion whereas in the helpful-index, lower scores are equivalent to less susceptibility to illusion.