Abstract
This study examined whether the response to treatment with neuroleptic medication in 21 schizophrenic patients could be predicted from symptomatology, electrodermal activity, and premorbid adjustment. Positive symptoms and high levels of electrodermal activity were associated with a good response to conventional neuroleptic drugs. However, multivariate analysis indicated that symptomatology was the only independent predictor of treatment response.
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