Negative schizotypy attenuates the effect of momentary stress on social dysfunction related to COVID-19 social distancing.
Negative schizotypy attenuates the effect of momentary stress on social dysfunction related to COVID-19 social distancing.
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10.1016/j.schres.2022.02.028
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发表时间：
2022-05
影响因子：
4.5
通讯作者：
Cohen, Alex S.
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作者：
Masucci, Michael D.;Martin, Victoria;Le, Thanh P.;Cohen, Alex S.
精神分裂症与广泛的动机和社会功能障碍有关。然而，我们有理由怀疑，在特定的环境中，消极的自我复制可能会限制社会功能障碍，而这些环境通常会增加孤立和孤独。我们分析了在全球压力源（2019冠状病毒病大流行）的背景下，积极、消极和无组织的模仿性方面是否会减轻对压力的有害反应，这种压力源广泛需要社会和身体隔离。两个措施的反应，automotypy进行了比较，生态瞬时评估的社会功能障碍85名大学生使用多层次建模技术。负向型调节了瞬时压力和社会支持丧失之间的关系，负向型限制了瞬时压力增加引起的社会功能障碍的程度。这种模式在其他方面的典型性中未见。的治疗和测量的autotypy症状的影响进行了讨论。
Schizotypy is associated with a broad range of motivational and social dysfunctions. However, there is reason to suspect that negative schizotypy may limit social dysfunction in specific contexts that typically increase isolation and loneliness. We analyzed whether positive, negative and disorganized facets of schizotypy would mitigate detrimental reactions to stress in the context of a global stressor (the COVID-19 pandemic) that has widely necessitated social and physical isolation. Responses to two measures of schizotypy were compared to ecological momentary assessments of social dysfunction for 85 undergraduates using multilevel modelling techniques. Negative schizotypy moderated the relation between momentary stress and loss of social support, such that negative schizotypy limited the magnitude of social dysfunction stemming from increases in momentary stress. This pattern was not seen for other facets of schizotypy. Implications for the treatment and measurement of schizotypy symptoms are discussed.
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