… subthreshold psychosis. … psychotic parental mental illness and childhood trauma. However,
both parental mental illness and childhood trauma were correlated with persistent psychosis. …

… trauma are independent from other risk factors for psychosis. … childhood trauma and the risk
of experiencing psychotic … that childhood trauma increases the risk for psychotic experience …

… psychotic symptoms at 18 years of age, and those who experienced 3 or more types of
childhood trauma were 4.7 times more likely to have psychotic symptoms. In a sample of 101 first …

… the association between childhood trauma and psychosis. … of the self, negative affect, and
psychotic symptoms, as well as … Psychotic patients with a history of childhood trauma tend to …

… Childhood trauma (CT) has been identified as a potential risk factor for the onset of psychotic
… to which symptoms may ensue after exposure to trauma in early life, and whether specific …

… psychotic experiences assessed at a later time point, most have not accounted for the possibility
that the psychotic … control for psychotic experiences occurring prior to childhood trauma (…

… may play a causal role in psychosis.1 The role of childhood trauma (CT) in the development
of psychosis has a direct impact on those with psychotic disorders and their families: coming …

… have been extensively associated with the development of psychotic disorders. However,
our … aspects of childhood trauma are significantly associated with a first episode of psychosis. …

… Distinguished mainly by psychosis, behavioral alterations … between childhood trauma/adverse
life events and psychosis, … to SCZ, psychosis, and childhood trauma. The formulation of …

… psychosis (7, 9), it was hypothesized that childhood trauma is associated specifically with the
positive symptoms of psychosis, … between childhood trauma and development of psychosis. …