Oliver Mason is Senior Lecturer at University College London, UK. He also works at the North East London Foundation NHS Trust as a clinical researcher and clinical psychologist. Gordon Claridge is Emeritus Professor of Abnormal Psychology in the Department of Experimental Psychology, University of Oxford, UK and Emeritus Fellow, Magdalen College. He is Fellow of the British Psychological Society, Associate of the Royal College of Psychiatrists, UK.

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• Introductory Remarks Gordon Claridge & Oliver Mason Section 1: Measurement, Brain and Biology The Psychometric Assessment of Schizotypy Thomas R. Kwapil & Charlotte A. Chun. The Role of Dopamine in Schizotypy Christine Mohr & Ulrich Ettinger. Genetic Associations: The basis of schizotypy Philip Grant. Hemispheric Asymmetries in Schizotypy Gina M. Grimshaw & Laura Kranz Section 2: Development and Environment Schizotypy: A developmental perspective Martin Debbané. Childhood Trauma and Schizotypy: A systematic review Tjasa Velikonja, Oliver J. Mason & Helen L. Fisher. Mechanisms Mediating the Pathway from Environmental Adversity to Psychosis Proneness Tamara Sheinbaum & Neus Barrantes-Vidal. Schizotypy and Substance Use Emma Barkus. Inducing Psychotic-like Experiences: The role of schizotypy Christina Daniel & Oliver J. Mason Section 3: Consequences and Outcomes Dimensional Approaches to Delusional Beliefs Charlie Heriot-Maitland & Emmanuelle Peters. Schizotypy and Psychopathology Jo Hodgekins. Schizotypy: A creative advantage? Nicola J. Holt Section 4: Old Thoughts: New ideas: Future directions Gordon Claridge

Oliver Mason is Senior Lecturer at University College London, UK. He also works at the North East London Foundation NHS Trust as a clinical researcher and clinical psychologist. Gordon Claridge is Emeritus Professor of Abnormal Psychology in the Department of Experimental Psychology, University of Oxford, UK and Emeritus Fellow, Magdalen College. He is Fellow of the British Psychological Society, Associate of the Royal College of Psychiatrists, UK.

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• Introductory Remarks Gordon Claridge & Oliver Mason Section 1: Measurement, Brain and Biology The Psychometric Assessment of Schizotypy Thomas R. Kwapil & Charlotte A. Chun. The Role of Dopamine in Schizotypy Christine Mohr & Ulrich Ettinger. Genetic Associations: The basis of schizotypy Philip Grant. Hemispheric Asymmetries in Schizotypy Gina M. Grimshaw & Laura Kranz Section 2: Development and Environment Schizotypy: A developmental perspective Martin Debbané. Childhood Trauma and Schizotypy: A systematic review Tjasa Velikonja, Oliver J. Mason & Helen L. Fisher. Mechanisms Mediating the Pathway from Environmental Adversity to Psychosis Proneness Tamara Sheinbaum & Neus Barrantes-Vidal. Schizotypy and Substance Use Emma Barkus. Inducing Psychotic-like Experiences: The role of schizotypy Christina Daniel & Oliver J. Mason Section 3: Consequences and Outcomes Dimensional Approaches to Delusional Beliefs Charlie Heriot-Maitland & Emmanuelle Peters. Schizotypy and Psychopathology Jo Hodgekins. Schizotypy: A creative advantage? Nicola J. Holt Section 4: Old Thoughts: New ideas: Future directions Gordon Claridge