Neurological soft signs in first-episode schizophrenia: State- and trait-related relationships to psychopathology, cognition and antipsychotic medication effects
Robin Emsley(Stellenbosch University), Paola Dazzan(King's College London), Lebogang Phahladira(Stellenbosch University), Akinsola Ojagbemi(University of Ibadan), Bonginkosi Chiliza(Stellenbosch University), Jonathan Carr(Stellenbosch University), Laila Asmal(Stellenbosch University), Freda Scheffler(University of Zurich), Sanja Kilian(Stellenbosch University), M. R. Olivier(Stellenbosch University), Martin Kidd(Stellenbosch University)
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