This research examines the connection between daily psychotic experiences and perceptions of life worthiness in individuals at early risk for psychosis.
Daily reports of psychotic experiences assessed
Life worthiness evaluated through standardized measures
Association analysis conducted across different genders
Significant associations found between psychotic experiences and life worthiness
Life worthiness identified as a protective factor in early psychosis risks
Findings underscore the importance of life worthiness in early intervention strategies
Resumen
Analyses showed associations between PEs and LW. Findings highlight LW as a potential protective factor already in early stages of psychosis, underscoring the value of targeting LW in early interventions.