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Table 5.

Results (RR and 95% CI) on the interaction between lifetime positive psychotic experiences and JTC bias on psychosis risk outcome

	Psychosis risk = 0 (controls) Reference group	Psychosis risk= 1 (siblings)^a		Psychosis risk = 2 (patients)^a
	Psychosis risk = 0 (controls) Reference group	RR (95% CI)	p	RR (95% CI)	p
Interaction of lifetime psychotic experiences and reasoning bias:
Delusions × JTC bias	–	3.77 (1.67–8.51)	0.001^b	2.15 (0.94–4.92)	0.071^b
Visual hallucinations × JTC bias	–	2.28 (0.71–7.35)	0.166	1.39 (0.58–3.35)	0.465
Auditory hallucinations × JTC bias	–	1.63 (0.37–7.08)	0.517	1.51 (0.41–5.55)	0.535

Note: CI = confidence interval, RR = relative risk ratio.

Model adjusted for socio-demographics (age, sex, level of education, cognitive score, country and being a member of the same family).

Difference in interaction term siblings v. patients: χ² = 3.06, df = 1, p = 0.08.