Longitudinal relations between symptoms, neurocognition, and self-concept in schizophrenia.

In the BCSS one item is for instance: “Other people are supportive,” whereas in the FSKN a corresponding inverted item is “With many of my friends, I’m afraid that when I need them they won’t be there for me.” In our study, the more global positive self-concepts did not support the vulnerability model; the path from positive self-concept at baseline to paranoia at follow-up did not reach statistical significance.

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