trending toward significancep = 0.09
Lumping patients' data together, we also found that patients' perseveration appears to be negatively correlated ( p = 0.09, trending toward significance) with their PANSS p1 + p3 scores.
Lumping patients' data together, we also found that patients' perseveration appears to be negatively correlated ( p = 0.09, trending toward significance) with their PANSS p1 + p3 scores.
We found a (partial) correlation of −0.26, which was marginally significant ( p = 0.09), indicating that our assessment of the SZ patients' degree of exploitation may, to some extent, reflect the severity of their positive psychotic symptoms.