A small part of the data on five of the 43 patients was accidentally displaced in the data file, which affected two of the results presented in the original manuscript. The statistical significance of the MANCOVA (controlling for IQ and education) is not statistically significant. However, the effect size is still substantial (η2 = 0.444). The Motor Speed index does not show a statistically significant interaction with relapse-group, leaving Figure 4 redundant. A few minor changes in the decimals are added to Tables Tables1,1, ,33. Table 1 The four neurocognitive indices with the corresponding subtests and raw scores at each time point for the follow-up sample (Corrected numbers in red). Table 3 Results from MANOVA; effects of early relapse on neurocognitive indices over time (Corrected numbers in red).
Thomas eMcGlashan合作论文数1Per eVaglum合作论文数1Johannes eLangeveld合作论文数1Wenche eHegelstad合作论文数1Ulrik eHaahr合作论文数1Jan Olav eJohannessen合作论文数1
Erik Simonsen合作论文数Department of Clinical Medicine, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen1
Jan Ivar Rossberg合作论文数Division of Mental Health and Addiction, Oslo University Hospital1Barder Helene Eidsmo合作论文数1
Kjetil Sundet合作论文数Department of Psychology, University of Oslo1Svein Friis合作论文数1Tor Ketil Larsen合作论文数Division of Psychiatry, Stavanger University Hospital1
Ingrid Melle合作论文数Institute of Clinical Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, University of Oslo1
