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ejop-623	van der Stelt, Odin; Boubakri, Dounia; Feltzer, Max	Migration Status, Familial Risk for Mental Disorder, and Schizotypal Personality Traits	2013	21	.pdf	application/pdf	10685	436	44	One factor that has received much scientific interest is migration or ethnic minority status.1Markedly raised incidence rates of schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders have been observed in several migrant groups, as compared to “native” nonmigrant groups, in various countries, including the USA (Bresnahan et al., 2007; Cowan, Weber, Fisher, Bedno, & Niebuhr, 2011; Ødegaard, 1932), the United Kingdom (Coid et al., 2008; Fearon et al., 2006), Denmark (Cantor-Graae, Pedersen, McNeil, & Mortensen, 2003), and the Netherlands (Selten et al., 2001; Selten, Laan, Kupka, Smeets, & van Os, 2012; Veling, Selten, Mackenbach, & Hoek, 2007; Veling, Selten, Susser, Laan, Mackenbach, & Hoek, 2007). Therefore, we sought to determine, first, whether Moroccan migrants, who are at increased risk for psychotic disorders, as well as for mood disorders (Selten et al., 2001, 2012; Veling, Selten, Mackenbach, et al., 2007; Veling, Selten, Susser, et al., 2007), would show elevated, more pathological levels of schizotypal traits as compared to a Dutch nonmigrant group.	cache/ejop-623.pdf	txt/ejop-623.txt