Effects of Residential Greenspace for Youth at Clinical High Risk of Developing Psychosis (CHR-P)

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Keyword: Psychopathology

Abstract: This study assessed the relationship between residential greenspace and mental health factors in adolescents and young adults at clinical high risk for developing psychosis (CHR-P) living in New York City. We found associations between socioeconomic factors, positive symptoms, and greenspace for CHR-Ps, and social functioning and IQ for HCs.

• Ria Kalyan (Presenting Author)
• Andrea Auther (Author)
• Danielle McLaughlin (Author)
• Jean Addington (Author)
• Carrie Bearden (Author)
• Kristin Cadenhead (Author)
• Tyrone Cannon (Author)
• Keshavan Matcheri (Author)
• Daniel Mathalon (Author)
• Diana Perkins (Author)
• William Stone (Author)
• Ming Tsuang (Author)
• Elaine Walker (Author)
• Scott Woods (Author)
• Barbara Cornblatt (Author)
• Ricardo Carrión (Author)