One-hundred and fifteen undergraduates were repeatedly administered a
battery measuring schizotypal personality type and creativity (remote
associations). Principal Components Analysis found a two-factor model
to be most parsimonious. The pattern of results suggests that magical
ideation and perceptual aberration items are represented by one factor
and suspiciousness by the second. Analysis of consistent versus incon
sistent high scorers on the schizoptypia measure indicated that incons
istent high scorers on the suspiciousness factor scored significantly
higher than consistent high scorers on the creativity measure. (C) 199
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