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Background Premature termination of treatment is a considerable problem in many health care settings. However, attrition is particularly extensive among psychiatric patients. Dropping out of treatment depends on several demographic, clinical as well as personality factors. According to C. Swett and J. Noones, a higher value at the Paranoid Ideation subscale was positively related to premature discontinuation of treatment. Although treatment outcome relates directly to adherence to therapy, we do not know much on what kind of patients will remain in or drop-out from treatment.

Personality factors associated with dropping out of cognitive behavioural treatment