Distortion in paranoid schizophrenia

Subjects of this study were 27 paranoid schizophrenics and 27 normals. Each subject read 4 short stories describing hypothetical people and also a word-selection checklist. After reading each story, the subject did a motor task for 5 minutes. He was then asked to check all the words on the list he w...

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Published in:Journal of Consulting Psychology 1953-02, Vol.17 (1), p.50-53
Main Authors: Daston, Paul G, King, Gerald F, Armitage, Stewart G
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Paranoid Schizophrenia
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