D. Rawlings et C. Macfarlane, A MULTIDIMENSIONAL SCHIZOTYPAL TRAITS QUESTIONNAIRE FOR YOUNG ADOLESCENTS, Personality and individual differences, 17(4), 1994, pp. 489-496
The article describes the development of a 74-item schizotypal traits
questionnaire for use with young adolescent groups. Seven schizotypy s
cales were developed by modifying items from existing adult questionna
ires, and administering these items to 136 Australian year 7 students
(mean age 12.5 yr). Descriptive data and reliabilities for scales meas
uring perceptual aberration, magical ideation, cognitive disorganizati
on, paranoid ideation, physical anhedonia and impulsive nonconformity
are presented. Factor analyses of scale scores did not clearly support
either three- or four-factor models of schizotypy.