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schizotypy
schizotypy Schizotypy refers to relatively stable subclinical traits involving odd or eccentric beliefs, speech, and behavior.
Schizotypy refers to relatively stable subclinical traits involving odd or eccentric beliefs, speech, and behavior. These traits are commonly grouped into interpersonal difficulties, cognitive-perceptual unusualness, and disorganization, and are often understood either as part of the schizophrenia spectrum or as latent traits linked to vulnerability to schizophrenia.