Evaluating the Chinese Soldier Personality Questionnaire in terms of assessing schizotypal personality proneness
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Wang, X.,
Zhang, Y.,
Liu, X.,
Zhu, X.,
Wu, S., &
Miao, D.
(2012). Evaluating the Chinese Soldier Personality Questionnaire in terms of assessing schizotypal personality proneness.
Social Behavior and Personality: An international journal,
40(3),
509-516.
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The Chinese Soldier Personality Questionnaire (CSPQ; Xiao, Miao, Xiao, Wu, & Li, 2007) was evaluated to assess its effectiveness in identifying schizotypal-personality-proneindividuals. CSPQ scores of 1,153 schizotypal-personality-prone individuals were compared with those of 991 nonschizotypal-personality-prone individuals. The results suggested thatsetting the cut-off point for the comprehensive scores of the CSPQ at 150 could differentiate schizotypal personality proneness in individuals and control more effectively for this condition.
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