A dominance analysis on the relationship between schizotypy and loneliness type

Our findings highlight the diverse relationship between schizotypy and loneliness type and suggest that schizotypy domains linked to social anxiety and withdrawal are key predictors of loneliness. These findings are important for the development of focused interventions and the prevention of clinical disorder development.

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Schizophrenia Research
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2024-10-17
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.schres.2024.10.002
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Mental Health Research Topics
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A dominance analysis on the relationship between schizotypy and loneliness type

Rachel Manning, Michelle Cleveland, Jordan Randell, Debra Gray
Schizophrenia Research
Mental Health Research Topics
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A dominance analysis on the relationship between schizotypy and loneliness type

Rachel Manning, Michelle Cleveland, Jordan Randell, Debra Gray
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Abstract

Our findings highlight the diverse relationship between schizotypy and loneliness type and suggest that schizotypy domains linked to social anxiety and withdrawal are key predictors of loneliness. These findings are important for the development of focused interventions and the prevention of clinical disorder development.

Schizophrenia ResearchVol. 274
University of Chichester (GB), University of Winchester (GB), The Open University (GB)
Reduced inequalities
Openalex Percentile: Top 78%
Mental Health Research Topics
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