An investigation of schizotypy in injecting amphetamine users

Dawe, Sharon; Gullo, Matthew J; Minge, Sam; McKetin, Rebecca; Hides, Leanne; Kavanagh, David J.; Young, Ross McD

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An investigation of schizotypy in injecting amphetamine users

Date

2013

Authors

Dawe, Sharon

Gullo, Matthew J

Minge, Sam

McKetin, Rebecca

Hides, Leanne

Kavanagh, David J.

Young, Ross McD

Publisher

Pergamon-Elsevier Ltd

Abstract

A fully dimensional view of psychiatric disorder conceptualises schizotypy as both a continuous personality trait and an underlying vulnerability to the development of psychotic illness. Such a model would predict that the structure of schizotypal traits