Annals of General Psychiatry

Table 3 Correlations between psychotic symptoms and ASI subscales

From: Aberrant salience correlates with psychotic dimensions in outpatients with schizophrenia spectrum disorders

	SS	HE	HC	ASI	P1	P2	P3	N1	N4	N6	G5	G9
SS	–
HE	0.570^**	–
HC	0.704^**	0.653^**	–
ASI	0.803^**	0.839^**	0.867^**	–
P1	0.444^**	0.309**	0.399^**	0.396^**	–
P2	0.308^**	0.236^*	0.262^**	0.273^**	0.577^**	–
P3	0.237^*	0.223^*	0.265^**	0.243^*	0.644^**	0.498^**	–
N1	0.135	0.187	0.244^*	0.163	0.381^**	0.485^**	0.423^**	–
N4	0.125	0.156	0.222^*	0.131	0.404^**	0.508^**	0.445^**	0.777^**	–
N6	0.149	0.233^*	0.216^*	0.200^*	0.276^**	0.383^**	0.369^**	0.696^**	0.642^**	–
G5	0.201^*	0.219^*	0.309^**	0.255^**	0.413^**	0.530^**	0.370^**	0.500^**	0.478^**	0.505^**	–
G9	0.270^**	0.255^**	0.319^**	0.278^**	0.795^**	0.482^**	0.650^**	0.428^**	0.456^**	0.427^**	0.404^**	–

SS sharpening of senses, HE heightened emotionality, HC heightened cognition, ASI Aberrant Salience Inventory total score, P1 delusions, P2 conceptual disorganization, P3 hallucinatory behavior, N1 blunted affect, N4 social withdrawal passive/apathetic, N6 lack of spontaneity of conversation, G5 mannerisms and posturing, G9 unusual thought content
^*p < 0.05
^**p < 0.01
Significant results are in bold characters

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