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Table 2.

The 3-Year Risk of Developing Psychosis Across Different Samples Considered in the Current Review (Incidence (%), 95% CI)

Incident Disorder	Sample Denominator	Incident Rates of Developing Psychosis (%)	Relative Risk to General Population
Psychosis	General Population³³	0.05 (95% CI: .02 to .13)	1-fold
Psychosis	Individuals assessed but not meeting CHR-P criteria^34–44	1.48 (95% CI: .66 to 2.29)	29.6-fold
Psychosis	Clinical Risk Syndromes other than CHR-P	3.87 (95% CI: 1.29 to 11.58)	77.4-fold
Psychosis	Individuals undergoing CHR-P assessments^34–44	14.21 (95% CI: .85 to 22.74)	284.2-fold
Psychosis	Individuals meeting CHR-P criteria^34–44	24.63 (95% CI: 21.79 to 28.42)	492.6-fold