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RESULTS Social disability in schizophrenia appears to be a persistent phenomenon.
Social disability in schizophrenia appears to be a persistent phenomenon.
In addition, we did not find a statistically significant relationship between cognitive function and scores on the disability scale. The data suggests that persistent cognitive deficits are seen in patients with schizophrenia under remission.
These results indicate that P300 amplitude can be an index for disability of daily life in schizophrenia.
Chronicity and disability can accompany a diagnosis of schizophrenia, but long-term follow-up studies are demonstrating that these outcomes are not inevitable.
The disability seen in NP normal cases indicates that factors other than cognitive impairments may determine aspects of everyday outcomes in schizophrenia.