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Clinical relevance of appraisals of persistent psychotic experiences in people with and without a need for care: an experimental study 
Emmanuelle Peters, PhD, Thomas Ward, DClinPsy, Mike Jackson, DPhil, Prof Peter Woodruff, PhD, Prof Craig Morgan, PhD, Prof Philip McGuire, FMedSci, Prof Philippa A Garety, PhD 
The Lancet Psychiatry 
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2. Figure Individual appraisals in the three anomalous experience tasks
Data are mean (SE). (A) Card task (control group n=82, non-clinical group n=92, and clinical group n=80). (B) Telepath application task (control group n=83, non-clinical group n=90, and clinical group n=82). (C) Virtual Acoustic Space Paradigm task (control group n=83, non-clinical group n=92, and clinical group n=78).
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