Attribution bias and social anxiety in schizophrenia.

Schizophr Res Cogn · 2016 · PMC5506709 · PMID 28740807

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Specifically, in the SZ + group, the PB was significantly correlated with delusions ( r = .64, p = .02) whereas a negative trend was found between the EB and suspiciousness/persecution symptoms ( r = − .55, p = .06). 7 Conclusion This study confirmed that individuals with schizophrenia who also present with SAD (SZ + individuals) lack the normal externalizing bias (EB) observed in most healthy people.

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The overall group effect was not statistically significant, but results nonetheless showed a statistical trend ( F (2,79) = 2.16, p = .12).

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