Insight dimensions and cognitive function in psychosis: a longitudinal study.

BMC Psychiatry · 2006 · PMC1489928 · PMID 16737523

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did not reach statistical significancep ≤ 0.038actually significant

A trend towards significant differences was found between these two groups on the lack of feeling ill on the AMDP, however this result did not reach statistical significance after a correction for the number of tests that were performed ( t = -.2.11, df = 73, p ≤ 0.038).

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showed a trendno p-value reported

The 'non-perseverative errors' factor of cognitive function at baseline showed a trend towards a significant correlation with the 'general awareness' dimension of insight ( r = -.27).

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