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Patients with schizophrenic spectrum disorders and affective disorders were compared on a reaction time procedure. The nonhospitalized schizotypal subjects performed similarly to the schizophrenic patients on the crossover measure. Mean reaction time discriminated between hospitalized and nonhospitalized patients rather than between types of pathology.
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