Table 1.
Edge Differences Between Family and PD Samples
| Variable 1 | Variable 2 | P Value |
|---|---|---|
| Social skills | Attention switching | .007 |
| IQ | Imagination | .044 |
| Social skills | Imagination | .047 |
| Bizarre experiences | Hallucinations | <.001* |
| Attention switching | Grandiosity | .011 |
| Imagination | Grandiosity | .008 |
| Paranoia | Grandiosity | .006 |
| Bizarre experiences | Magical thinking | .001 |
| Grandiosity | Magical thinking | .001 |
| Bizarre experiences | Social withdrawal | .026 |
| Communication skills | Affective flattening | .039 |
| Affective flattening | Avolition | .011 |
| IQ | Depression | .008 |
| Attention to detail | Depression | .048 |
| Avolition | Prosocial activities | .007 |
| Withdrawal | Prosocial activities | .013 |
| Imagination | Independence performance | .036 |
| IQ | Independence competence | .049 |
| Independence performance | Independence competence | <.001* |
| Paranoia | Recreational activities | .003 |
| Prosocial activities | Recreational activities | .008 |
| Imagination | Occupation employment | .002* |
| Withdrawal | Occupation employment | .002 |
| Prosocial activities | Occupation employment | .024 |
| Independence competence | Occupation employment | <.001* |
Note: PD, psychotic disorders.
*Remained significant after Bonferroni correction.