Depression Scores
psychotic, depression, Depression
There were significant main effects of PE group and time in all arms of the study. This indicated that participants with baseline PEs had significantly higher depression scores than their peers and that depression scores were lower at follow-up relative to baseline (Fig. 
Depression scores at baseline, 3-months and 12-months follow-up in each arm of the study when stratified by the presence or absence of psychotic experiences at baseline. (Note: Beck depression Inventory. Grey shading indicates the intervention period. Dotted lines are linear trend lines. Error bars represent +/-1 standard error of the mean)