Felt Presence and Psychosis Risk in the General Population

These results demonstrate strong links between FP and psychosis risk in the general population and provide preliminary evidence of qualitative markers that differentiate FP from psychosocial factors in the context of psychosis risk. Assessment and clinical conceptualizations of risk for schizophrenia should consider including experiences of bodily self-disturbance, such as FP.

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Psychopathology
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2025-09-25
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https://doi.org/10.1159/000548612
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Psychiatric care and mental health services
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Felt Presence and Psychosis Risk in the General Population

Sohee Park, Tatiana Baxter
Psychopathology
Psychiatric care and mental health services
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Felt Presence and Psychosis Risk in the General Population

Sohee Park, Tatiana Baxter
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Abstract

These results demonstrate strong links between FP and psychosis risk in the general population and provide preliminary evidence of qualitative markers that differentiate FP from psychosocial factors in the context of psychosis risk. Assessment and clinical conceptualizations of risk for schizophrenia should consider including experiences of bodily self-disturbance, such as FP.

PsychopathologyVol. 59(1)
Vanderbilt University (US), Vanderbilt Health (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 63%
Psychiatric care and mental health services
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