Figure 5 shows that a high PANSS-Positive score, indicative of presence of delusions, suspiciousness, and hostility, was significantly correlated (or approached significance) with PSZ’s higher tendency to evaluate the test face as angry in the trials where the prime was either aggressive or pleasant, but not when it was neutral.
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When does subliminal affective image priming influence the ability of schizophrenic patients to perceive face emotions?
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