Table 2.
Three factor model | ||||
Positive | Negative | Disorganized | ||
Delusions | Blunted affect | Conceptual disorganization | ||
Hallucinations | Emotional withdrawal | Difficulty in abstract thinking | ||
Grandiosity | Poor rapport | Abnormal mannerisms and posturing | ||
Suspiciousness/persecution | Passive/apathetic social withdrawal | Poor attention | ||
Unusual thought content | Lack of spontaneity and flow of conversation | |||
Motor retardation | ||||
Five factor model | ||||
Positive | Negative | Disorganized | Agitation and hostility | Depression and anxiety |
Delusions | Blunted affect | Conceptual disorganization | Excitement | Anxiety |
Hallucinations | Emotional Withdrawal | Difficulty in abstract thinking | Hostility | Feelings of guilt |
Grandiosity | Poor rapport | Poor attention | Uncooperativeness | Depression |
Unusual thought content | Passive/apathetic social withdrawal | Poor impulse control | ||
Lack of spontaneity and flow of conversation |