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Preliminary study of higher‐order language and extralinguistic impairments in individuals with high clinical risk of psychosis and first episode of schizophrenia

Higher‐order language functions are associated with understanding indirect speech acts, lexical‐semantic processes, the understanding and production of prosody, discourse production and comprehension. Only a few studies imply that language abnormalities may be present in individuals at ultra‐high risk for psychosis (UHR) and first‐episode of schizophrenia (FE). The purpose of this study was to test the presence of higher‐order language dysfunctions in UHR and FE subjects using a standardized comprehensive test battery.