Poorer Wisconsin card‐sorting test performance in healthy adults with higher positive and negative schizotypal traits
作者： Ting Gang Chang , I Hui Lee , Cheng‐Chen Chang , Yen Kuang Yang , Si Sheng Huang
DOI: 10.1111/J.1440-1819.2011.02255.X
关键词: Personality questionnaire 、 Cognition 、 Psychology 、 Healthy volunteers 、 Schizotypy 、 Psychiatry 、 Clinical psychology 、 Healthy subjects 、 Trait 、 Quartile 、 Wisconsin Card Sorting Test
摘要: Non-clinical schizotypy was found to be related poorer Wisconsin Card-Sorting Test (WCST) performance, but the results were inconsistent. Two subgroups, higher negative–higher positive and lower negative–lower (15 vs 16), selected from top bottom quartiles of negative scale scores Schizotypal Personality Questionnaire (SPQ) completed by 177 healthy volunteers, respectively. The SPQ score subgroup had significantly performance regarding categories WCST than subgroup. Subjects with non-clinical trait showed relatively mild cognitive dysfunction.
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