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Table 6 Sensitivity and specificity at various cutoff points of the Taiwanese BCIS composite index for cognitive insight

From: Assessing cognitive insight in nonpsychiatric individuals and outpatients with schizophrenia in Taiwan: an investigation using the Beck Cognitive Insight Scale

Score threshold

Sensitivity

(%)

Specificity

(%)

Yuden Index

n (%) of patients identified at or below cutoff

Schizophrenia (n = 118)

    

19

0

100

1.00

118 (100%)

18

0

100

1.00

118 (100%)

17

0.39

99.75

1.00

117 (99.2%)

16

0.99

99.15

1.00

117 (99.2%)

15

1.78

99.15

1.01

117 (99.2%)

14

2.17

98.31

1.00

117 (99.2%)

13

4.73

98.31

1.03

116 (98.3%)

12

8.48

98.31

1.07

116 (98.3%)

11

10.85

97.46

1.08

116 (98.3%)

10

16.57

92.37

1.09

115 (97.5%)

9

22.88

88.98

1.12

109 (92.45)

8

30.97

85.59

1.17

105 (89.0%)

7

40.43

82.2

1.23

101 (85.6%)

6

54.44

77.12

1.32

97 (82.2%)

5

67.26

66.10

1.33

91 (77.1%)

4

77.51

59.32

1.37

78 (66.1%)

3*

87.18

50.85

1.38

70 (59.3%)

2

92.11

37.29

1.29

60 (50.8%)

1

95.86

29.66

1.26

44 (37.3%)

0

98.42

17.80

1.16

35 (29.7%)

-1

99.0

10.17

1.09

21 (17.8%)

-2

99.41

5.93

1.05

12 (10.2%)

-3

99.8

1.69

1.01

7 (5.9%)

-4

99.8

0.85

1.01

2 (1.7%)

-5

99.9

0.65

1.01

1 (0.9%)

-6

100

0

1.00

0 (0%)

  1. *Optimal cutoff point (maximum sensitivity and specificity) shown in bold.