Sensitivity to criticism and praise predicts schizotypy in the non-clinical population: The role of affect and perceived expressed emotion

Keyphrases

• Sensitivity to Criticism 100%
• Schizotypy 100%
• Nonclinical 100%
• Perceived Expressed Emotion 100%
• Close Relatives 50%
• Positive Emotions 37%
• Perceived Criticism 37%
• Psychosis 25%
• Personal Relevance 25%
• Psychosocial Stress 25%
• Personality Traits 12%
• Vulnerability 12%
• Schizotypal Personality Disorder 12%
• Self-report Measures 12%
• Hostility 12%
• Stranger 12%
• Healthy Participants 12%
• Healthy Population 12%
• Arousal 12%
• Psychological Vulnerability 12%
• Mediation Analysis 12%
• Anhedonia 12%
• Higher Criticism 12%
• Expressed Emotion 12%
• Emotional Overinvolvement 12%
• Correspondence Analysis 12%
• Interpersonal Sensitivity 12%
• Disorganization 12%
• Cognitive Disorganisation 12%
• Perceptual Aberration 12%
• Positive Schizotypy 12%
• Magical Beliefs 12%
• Audio Clips 12%
• Affect Sensitivity 12%
• Low Positive 12%
• Perceived Intrusiveness 12%

Psychology

• Mood 100%
• Disorientation 50%
• Personality Trait 25%
• Hostility 25%
• Mediation Analysis 25%
• Self-Report Questionnaire 25%