Prospective studies of children at high risk for schizophrenia show that compared to children who do not develop the disorder, children who develop the disorder show greater problems with

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Prospective studies have consistently found that children at high risk for schizophrenia who go on to develop the disorder have greater impairments in attention and other cognitive functions compared to those who do not develop the disorder. Verbal fluency, visual-spatial mapping, and coordination and balance have not been consistently found to be greater problems in those who develop schizophrenia.

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