Facial Emotion Recognition in Psychosis and Associations With Polygenic Risk for Schizophrenia: Findings From the Multi-Center EU-GEI Case-Control Study Giada Tripoli , Diego Quattrone , Laura Ferraro , Charlotte Gayer-Anderson , Caterina La Cascia , Daniele La Barbera , Crocettarachele Sartorio , Fabio Seminerio , Victoria Rodriguez , Ilaria Tarricone , Domenico Berardi , Stéphane Jamain , Celso Arango , Andrea Tortelli , Pierre-Michel Llorca , Lieuwe de Haan , Eva Velthorst , Julio Bobes , Miquel Bernardo , Julio Sanjuán , Jose Luis Santos , Manuel Arrojo , Cristina Marta Del-Ben , Paulo Rossi Menezes , Els van der Ven , Peter B Jones , Hannah E Jongsma , James B Kirkbride , Sarah Tosato , Antonio Lasalvia , Alex Richards , Michael O'Donovan , Bart P F Rutten , Jim van Os , Craig Morgan , Pak C Sham , Marta Di Forti , Robin M Murray , Graham K Murray SCHIZOPHRENIA BULLETIN（2022）
Key words
facial affect recognition, genetic liability, first episode psychosis
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