Psychometric investigation of the French version of the Aberrant Salience Inventory (ASI): differentiating patients with psychosis, patients with other psychiatric diagnoses and non-clinical participants

Table 4 Comparisons between the general population, patients with other diagnoses and patients with psychosis

	(1) General population N = 282 Mean (SD)	Psychiatric patients		Best model^a	Bayes Factor against null hypothesis^b	Probability of the model to be true^c
	(1) General population N = 282 Mean (SD)	(2) Clinical population N = 71 Mean (SD)	(3) Psychosis N = 79 Mean (SD)	Best model^a	Bayes Factor against null hypothesis^b	Probability of the model to be true^c
Enhanced Interpretation and Emotionality	9.03 (3.97)	9.75 (4.20)	10.24 (4.60)	(1,2,3)	1.00	0.438
Sharpening of Senses	1.85 (1.48)	2.79 (1.53)	2.94 (1.65)	(1), (2,3)	5.38 * 10⁷	0.946
Heightened Cognition	1.80 (1.47)	2.11 (1.81)	2.95 (1.76)	(1,2), (3)	1.14 * 10⁵	0.861

^aOn the basis of the BIC coefficient
^bBayes factor comparing the best model with the homogeneous model (1, 2, 3)
^cAmong all possible models ((1, 2, 3) / (1, 2) (3) / (1) (2, 3) / (1, 3) (2) / (1) (2) (3))

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