Pronunciation: /ˈskɪzəˌtaɪpi/
noun a personality trait characterized by odd or eccentric beliefs, behavior, and speech patterns
A1 Schizotypy is a term used to describe a personality trait.
A2 Some researchers believe that schizotypy may be linked to creativity.
B1 Individuals with high levels of schizotypy may have difficulty in social situations.
B2 There is ongoing debate among psychologists about the relationship between schizotypy and schizophrenia.
C1 Researchers are conducting studies to better understand the underlying mechanisms of schizotypy.
C2 Psychiatrists use various assessments to measure the severity of schizotypy in patients.
formal Schizotypy is a personality disorder characterized by odd beliefs and behaviors.
informal Some people with schizotypy may have strange thoughts or ideas.
slang People with schizotypy might come off as a bit 'out there' sometimes.
figurative His creativity was so intense, it bordered on schizotypy.
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