Table 2 Pearson’s correlation coefficients between the percentages of acceptance for each social role and the SPQ and PDI scores when controlling for age, education, and SDS

Clinical scores	Ordinary roles		Extraordinary roles		Favorable roles		Unfavorable roles		Ordinary favorable roles		Ordinary unfavorable roles		Extraordinary favorable roles		Extraordinary unfavorable roles
	r	P	r	P	r	P	r	P	r	P	r	P	r	P	r	P
Total SPQ	0.145	0.044	0.401	7.17E−09	0.251	0.0004	0.324	4.26E−06	0.078	0.284	0.194	0.007	0.359	3.06E−07	0.399	9.34E−09
Interpersonal	0.113	0.117	0.287	0.00005	0.165	0.022	0.256	0.0003	0.040	0.584	0.174	0.016	0.248	0.001	0.297	0.00003
Delusion-like ideation	0.123	0.088	0.368	1.45E−07	0.256	0.0003	0.259	0.0003	0.097	0.178	0.127	0.079	0.344	9.35E−07	0.347	7.43E−07
Disorganization	0.127	0.079	0.370	1.16E−07	0.212	0.003	0.308	0.00001	0.055	0.450	0.186	0.016	0.320	5.74E−06	0.374	8.63E−08
Total PDI	0.060	0.502	0.209	0.019	0.145	0.106	0.138	0.124	0.061	0.497	0.069	0.442	0.196	0.028	0.184	0.039
PDI distress	0.056	0.531	0.324	0.00002	0.166	0.063	0.243	0.006	−0.016	0.858	0.128	0.155	0.291	0.001	0.314	0.0003
PDI preoccupation	0.098	0.274	0.402	3.16E−06	0.245	0.006	0.289	0.001	0.024	0.786	0.160	0.074	0.382	0.00001	0.364	0.00003
PDI conviction	0.100	0.265	0.386	7.86E−06	0.246	0.006	0.274	0.002	0.036	0.693	0.150	0.094	0.371	0.00002	0.348	0.00006

Abbreviations: PDI, Peters et al. Delusion Inventory; SDS, social desirability scale; SPQ, schizotypal personality questionnaire.
N=195 for the SPQ and its three factors and N=128 for the PDI and its three subscales.
Values in bold are statistically significant P values (P<0.05).

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