Evaluating the Chinese Soldier Personality Questionnaire in terms of assessing schizotypal personality proneness

Authors

  • Xiaoguang Wang

    Fourth Military Medical University

  • Ying Zhang

    Fourth Military Medical University

  • Xufeng Liu

    Fourth Military Medical University

  • Xia Zhu

    Fourth Military Medical University

  • Shengjun Wu

    Fourth Military Medical University

  • Danmin Miao

    Fourth Military Medical University

DOI:
https://doi.org/10.2224/sbp.2012.40.3.509
Keywords:
Chinese Soldier Personality Questionnaire, schizotypal personality disorder, proneness
Abstract

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.

Author Biographies
  1. Xiaoguang Wang, Fourth Military Medical University
    Department of Psychology, School of Aviation Psychology
  2. Ying Zhang, Fourth Military Medical University
    Department of Psychology, School of Aviation Psychology
  3. Xufeng Liu, Fourth Military Medical University
    Department of Psychology, School of Aviation Psychology
  4. Xia Zhu, Fourth Military Medical University
    Department of Psychology, School of Aviation Psychology
  5. Shengjun Wu, Fourth Military Medical University
    Department of Psychology, School of Aviation Psychology
  6. Danmin Miao, Fourth Military Medical University
    Department of Psychology, School of Aviation Psychology
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Vol. 40 No. 3 (2012)
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