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Published in final edited form as: Biol Psychiatry. 2012 Feb 14;71(10):864–872. doi: 10.1016/j.biopsych.2012.01.007

Table 5.

Associations with ERP measures among patients

Variable	Association with ERN		Association with Pe

	Correlation (r)	Adjusted (β)	Correlation (r)	Adjusted (β)
Symptoms—Total Scores
Negative	−.22^*	−.27^*	−.21^†	.08
Psychotic	−.13	−.03	−.15	−.07
Disorganized	−.09	−.10	−.10	.00
Real World Functioning
Rehospitalizations, Years 0–4	−.23^*	−.25^*	.08	.14
Rehospitalizations, Years 4–10	−.03	−.02	−.12	−.02
Unemployed	−.34^**	−.34^**	−.20^†	−.04
Socially Impaired	−.07	−.03	−.16	.13
Neuroticism	.27^**	.26^*	−.11	−.11
Post-Error Slowing	−.10	−.05	−.11	−.08

Note: Adjusted values include diagnosis (SZ vs. OP), age, gender, ethnicity, antipsychotic medication status, premorbid IQ, and socioeconomic status as additional predictors. ERN amplitude was converted to a positive number, such that positive regression coefficients indicate a direct association and negative coefficients indicate an inverse association. Post-error slowing is the reaction time difference between correct trials following errors and the average of all correct trials.

^†

p<.10,

p<=.05,

^**

p<.01