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. 2022 Aug 2;22(6):1390–1403. doi: 10.3758/s13415-022-01026-8

Table 1.

Relationships between severity of symptoms and behavioral outcomes

Devaluation Serial-reversal learning
Valued action Trials Win-stay Lose-shift EWA model
Resp. Bias phi rho beta
P1 Delusions
P2 Concept disorganization
P3 Hallucinations
P4 Excitement
P5 Grandiosity

+

(0.20) **

P6

Suspiciousness/

persecution

(0.18) *

P7 Hostility

(0.16) *

N1 Blunt affect
N2 Emotional withdrawal
N3 Poor rapport

+

(0.18) *

(0.34) **

+

(0.30) **

N4 Passive/apathetic social withdrawal
N5 Difficulty in abstract thinking

(0.16) *

N6

Lack of spontaneity/

flow of conversation

N7 Stereotyped thinking

+

(0.15) *

+

(0.20) *

Resp., response; EWA, experience-weighted attraction model; phi, learning rate; rho, experience decay; beta, inverse temperature. Data were analyzed using a multivariate GLM, including age and chlorpromazine equivalent dose (for which there were no significant relationships with behavior) and are expressed as direction of association (Partial Eta Squared). *p < 0.05; **p < 0.01