A researcher who compared people with persistent psychotic experiences who did and did not need clinical care. The 2016 study also included a control group without such experiences. Differences in distress, functioning and psychological characteristics help distinguish having an unusual experience from developing a clinical difficulty requiring support.[ref]
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