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Deficit and nondeficit forms of schizophrenia: Neuropsychological evaluation

The neuropsychological function of 15 deficit and 15 matched nondeficit syndrome schizophrenics was compared to that of 15 age- and sex- matched normal subjects. Both schizophrenic groups performed poorly on the Psychomotor factor compared to the normals. Only the deficit group performed more poorly...

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Published in:	Psychiatry research 1987-12, Vol.22 (4), p.319-330
Main Authors:	Wagman, Althea M.I., Heinrichs, Douglas W., Carpenter, William T.
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