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Connections between and within extended psychosis and autistic phenotypes and social relationships in the general population.

Journal of psychiatric research - 1 Jan 2023

Hajdúk Michal, Straková Alexandra, Januška Jakub, Ivančík Vladimír, Dančík Daniel, Čavojská Natália, Valkučáková Vanda, Heretik Anton, Pečeňák Ján, Abplanalp Samuel J, Green Michael F

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OBJECTIVES: Non - clinical individuals with higher levels of autistic traits and psychotic experiences also have problems in social relationships. Therefore, this study aimed to model complex associations between autistic and psychotic phenotypes and indicators of social relationships in the general population using a network approach. METHODS: The sample consisted of 649 participants with a mean age of M = 40.23...

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PMID: 36436426
DOI: 10.1016/j.jpsychires.2022.11.022

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