“…It is relevant to note that schizotypy, as a multidimensional and complex construct, allow us to identify these subgroups and to take into account the multiple expression of the psychosis phenotype (positive, negative and disorganization) rather than only the positive dimension of this phenotype (Pignon et al, ). Previous studies have examined the latent structure across all psychotic spectrum such as psychotic symptoms (Kendler et al, ; Pignon et al, ), schizotypal personality disorder (Fossati et al, ), subclinical psychosis symptoms (Ryan et al, ; Valmaggia et al, ), PLEs (Ahmed et al, ; Cella et al, ; Gale et al, ; Shevlin et al, ) and schizotypal traits (Cella et al, ; Denovan et al, ; Fonseca‐Pedrero, Gooding, Ortuño‐Sierra, & Paino, ; Fonseca‐Pedrero, Ortuno‐Sierra, et al, ; Hori et al, ; Tabak & Weisman de Mamani, ; Wang et al, ). Although there is heterogeneity in the measures used and the nature of the samples, previous studies conducted in adolescent population are clearly convergent with the results found in this study.…”