Do Specific Early-Life Adversities Lead to Specific Symptoms of Psychosis? A Study from the 2007 The Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Survey
Richard P. Bentall(University of Sheffield), Filippo Varese(Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust), Mark Shevlin(University of Ulster), Sophie Wickham(University of Liverpool)
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