… In this paper, we want to focus on the role of affective instability in paranoia. Paranoia is …
More specifically, we suggest that affective instability contributes to paranoia and is partially …

… paranoia in nonclinical controls. The present study aims to investigate whether the instability
of negative emotions leads to paranoia in … as one of the affective risk factors involved in the …

… instability (1) is associated with psychosis and individual psychotic phenomena, (2) predicts
the later emergence of auditory hallucinations and paranoid … and affective vulnerabilities. …

… whether paranoid beliefs are associated with instability of self-… Measures assessing SE, SE
instability, paranoid ideation, … A significant association between paranoia and SE instability …

… paranoid ideation is associated with high affective instability (ie, both high affective variability
and low inertia) or only with high affective variability or low affective inertia and whether …

… the affective instability scale removed): paranoid, borderline, avoidant, and dependent.
Affective instability was significantly correlated with six of the 10 personality disorders: paranoid, …

… beliefs, perceptual anomalies, insomnia, affective reactivity, bullying, and cyber victimization…
in adult paranoia are likely to prove important in the early development of paranoia in young …

… whether these variables function as predictors of paranoia in everyday life. The present …
between paranoia and each candidate mechanism in individuals with non-affective psychosis …

… instability of self-esteem as trait characteristics in individuals who ranged across the paranoia
… Second, it has been argued that the PS might contain some affectively laden or depression …

… In order to control for autoregressive effects over time and the stability of paranoia, we
included timepoint and paranoia at t-1 as control variables in all models. To allow for a …