Abstract Resumen Background: Empirical evidence suggests that schizotypy is a useful
construct for analyzing and understanding psychotic disorders. However, several issues …

Objective Subthreshold psychosis risk symptoms in the general population may be
associated with molecular genetic risk for psychosis. This study sought to optimize the …

Background: Although psychiatric comorbidity is the norm among individuals at clinical high
risk for psychotic disorders (CHR), research has yet to examine transdiagnostic dimensional …

Circumpolar regions face unique challenges in establishing and maintaining mental health
care systems, including forensic psychiatry services. The scarcity of data and lack of …

Advances in emotion and affective science have yet to translate routinely into psychiatric
research and practice. This is unfortunate since emotion and affect are fundamental …

Health disparities associated with severe mental illness (SMI) have become a major public
health concern. The disparities are not directly due to the SMI. They involve the same …

Background Current psychiatric diagnoses, although heritable, have not been clearly
mapped onto distinct underlying pathogenic processes. The same symptoms often occur in …

Participant representativeness and statistical power are crucial elements of robust research
with human participants, both of which relate to the successful recruitment of research …

Introduction: Schizotypy is defined as personality traits reflecting an underlying risk for
schizophrenia-spectrum disorders. As yet, there is a dearth of suitable objective markers for …

The dysfunctional cognitive and reasoning biases which underpin psychotic symptoms are
likely to present prior to the onset of a diagnosable disorder and should therefore be …