Visuospatial memory modulates insight and its predictive value for 6-year psychosis risk in clinical high-risk individuals

Figure 3 Predicted effects of visuospatial memory and impaired insight on conversion risk. A: Shows predicted hazard ratios for impaired insight [high-impairment insight group (IIH) vs low-impairment insight group (IIL)] across the continuous range of z-score for the Brief Visuospatial Memory Test-Revised, based on the Cox model; B: Shows the continuous absolute 6-year conversion risk difference between IIH and IIL groups as visuospatial memory varies; C: Shows absolute 6-year risk differences between insight groups (IIL vs IIH) at representative visuospatial memory levels (-1 SD, +1 SD and mean). IIL: The 12^th general psychopathology symptom item of the Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale, G12, scored as less than 3; IIH: G12 scored as 3 or higher. IIL: Low-impairment insight group; IIH: High-impairment insight group; z-BVMT-R: Z-score for the Brief Visuospatial Memory Test-Revised.