Exploring potential bidirectional causality between psychotic experiences and religiosity in a UK longitudinal cohort study (ALSPAC)
Peer Community Journal November 25, 2025 Grace Obo, Jean Golding, Stanley Zammit et al.
Background : Psychotic experiences (PEs) are common in the general population, and can be an early sign of psychotic disorders, which can have a large impact on people’s lives. Understanding the causes and consequences of PEs is therefore important, both for identifying potential causal risk factors for PEs and for exploring how PEs may subsequently affect people’s beliefs and behaviours. To...