Self-Report vs. Clinician Interview in Psychosis Screeing

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Self-Report vs. Clinician Interview in Psychosis Screeing

Wednesday April 27, 2016 | UC Ballroom | 10 am - noon.

Undergraduate Research

April 4, 2016 at 7:32 PM

Katlyn Easter analyzed instances where responses on self-report questionnaires and clinician interviews disagreed in screening for psychosis-risk symptoms. Find out what psychosis is, and how looking for patterns in mismatch rates can improve psychosis-risk identification at URCAD 2016!

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