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. 2019 Apr 25;9(4):93. doi: 10.3390/brainsci9040093

Table 1.

Psychosis-related positive symptoms and disorganization.

Study Participant Drug Delusions Conceptual Disorganization Hallucinatory Behavior Excitement Grandiosity Suspiciousness/Persecution Hostility
male 1 Δ9-THC ✓ mild ✓ minimal ✓ mild
male 2 Δ9-THC ✓ mild ✓ mild ✓ minimal
male 3 Δ9-THC ✓ severe ✓ mild ✓ moderate ✓ moderate ✓ mild
male 4 Δ9-THC ✓ minimal ✓ minimal
male 5 Δ9-THC ✓ moderate ✓ mild ✓ minimal
male 6 Δ9-THC ✓ mild ✓ moderate ✓ mild ✓ moderate ✓ moderate
male 7 Δ9-THC ✓ moderate ✓ mild ✓ mild ✓ minimal
female 1 Δ9-THC ✓ mild ✓ mild
female 2 Δ9-THC ✓ mild ✓ mild
female 3 Δ9-THC ✓ mild ✓ mild
female 4 Δ9-THC ✓ moderate ✓ minimal ✓ mild ✓ mild ✓ mild
female 5 Δ9-THC ✓ mild ✓ mild ✓ mild ✓ mild
female 6 Δ9-THC ✓ moderate ✓ mild ✓ minimal
female 7 Δ9-THC ✓ moderate ✓ minimal
female 8 Δ9-THC ✓ moderate ✓ moderate/severe ✓ severe ✓ moderate ✓ minimal
female 9 Δ9-THC ✓ minimal ✓ moderate ✓ moderate ✓ moderate ✓ mild
male 1 placebo
male 2 placebo
male 3 placebo ✓ minimal
male 4 placebo
male 5 placebo ✓ mild
male 6 placebo
male 7 placebo ✓ mild ✓ minimal
female 1 placebo
female 2 placebo
female 3 placebo ✓ minimal
female 4 placebo
female 5 placebo
female 6 placebo
female 7 placebo
female 8 placebo
female 9 placebo

Δ9-THC, (−)-trans-Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol; symptoms highlighted in bold were still observable 2.5 h after the injection.