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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychiatry Res. 2016 Dec 7;247:345–351. doi: 10.1016/j.psychres.2016.12.008

Table 3.

Social Relationship Measures and Positive and Negative Symptoms and Overall Functioning in UHR Youth

Positive Symptoms Negative Symptoms Functioning

B(SE) df t r B(SE) df t r B(SE) df t r
Social Network
 Number of Close Friends −.50(.92) 40 −1.95^ .29 −.74(.42) 41 −1.75^ .26 1.98(.98) 41 2.03* .30
 Social Network Diversity −.14(.39) 36 −.35 .06 −.57(.59) 37 −.97 .16 3.49(1.36) 37 2.57* .39
Social Support
 ISEL −.12(.08) 38 −1.422 .22 −.41(.12) 32 −3.38** .51 .53(.30) 39 1.74^ .27
Relationship Quality
 Family Support −.25(.12) 41 −2.12* .31 −.36(.19) 42 −1.80^ .27 .38(.47) 42 .79 .12
 Family Strain .28(.14) 41 2.01^ .30 .063(.23) 42 .27 .04 −.19(.55) 42 −.36 .05
 Friend Support −.33(.14) 39 −2.44* .36 −.57(.21) 40 −2.68* .39 .53(.48) 40 1.10 .17
 Friend Strain −.13(.17) 39 −.77 .12 −.21(.26) 40 −.81 .13 .11(.56) 40 .20 .03
Loneliness
 UCLA .11(.04) 38 2.95* .43 .20(.06) 39 3.55** .49 −.39(.13) 39 −3.00** .43

Note: Analyses include only UHR participants. Functioning was measured using the GAF score from the SCID-IV.

^

p < .10.

*

p < .05.

**

p < .01.

***

p < .001.