Table 2.

Simple and Partial Pearson Correlations of the EASE Total Frequency Score With Prodromal Symptoms

	EASE Total Frequency Score
	Simple Correlations (n = 100)	Partial Correlationsa (n = 100)
	r, P	r, P
SIPS—Positive	.67, <.0001
SIPS—Negative	.08, .40	−.19, .06
SIPS—Disorganized	.33, .0007	.02, 84
SIPS—General	.43, <.0001	.24, .02
MASQ—Mixed	.59, <.0001	.47, <.0001
MASQ—Anxiety	.37, .0002	.24, .02
MASQ—Depression	.48, <.0001	.41, <.0001
MASQ—Arousal	.51, <.0001	.26, .01
MASQ—Anhedonia	.19, .05	.08, .46
SDQ—Self report	.42, <.0001	.23, .02
SDQ—Parent report	.10, .32	−.10, .34
GF—Social	−.03, .75	.16, .11
GF—Role	−.13, .19	−.05, .62

Note: GF, Global Functioning; SIPS, Structured Interview for Prodromal Syndromes; MASQ, Mood and Anxiety Symptom Questionnaire; EASE, Examination of Anomalous Self-Experience.

^aControlling for SIPS—Positive score.