Table 1.
Devaluation | Serial-reversal learning | ||||||||
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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) ** |
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P6 |
Suspiciousness/ persecution |
— (0.18) * |
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P7 | Hostility |
— (0.16) * |
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N1 | Blunt affect | ||||||||
N2 | Emotional withdrawal | ||||||||
N3 | Poor rapport |
+ (0.18) * |
— (0.34) ** |
+ (0.30) ** |
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N4 | Passive/apathetic social withdrawal | ||||||||
N5 | Difficulty in abstract thinking |
— (0.16) * |
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N6 |
Lack of spontaneity/ flow of conversation |
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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