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. 2022 Aug 18;273(3):639–647. doi: 10.1007/s00406-022-01476-8

Table 2.

Clinical features, resilience, and self-perceived stress

MA (n = 88) CO (n = 247) Comparison test statistics df p value
Depressive symptomsb 21.6% (19) 7.7% (19) χ2 = 12.46 d 1  < 0.001
Anxiety symptomsb 20.5% (18) 8.5% (21) χ2 = 9.01 d 1  < 0.003
Self-perceived stressa 10.2 ± 2.9 8.8 ± 2.7 Z = − 3.95 c 1  < 0.001
Resiliencea 74.9 ± 10.8 74.1 ± 9.3 Z = − 1.09 c 1 0.273
Symptoms of eating disorderb 22.1% (19) 5.7% (14) χ2 = 18.52 d 1  < 0.001
Current psychiatric disorderb 52.3% (46) 27.5% (68) χ2 = 17.69 d 1  < 0.001
History of psychiatric disorderb 19.3% (17) 5.3% (13) χ2 = 15.72 d 1  < 0.001
Injuries related to mountaineeringb 54.5% (48) 49% (121) χ2 = 0.802 d 1 0.371
Current somatic disordersb 17.0% (15) 16.6% (41) χ2 = 0.009 d 1 0.923

Comparison of MA and CO in clinical features, resilience, and self-perceived stress

MA addiction to mountaineering, CO no addiction to mountaineering or general physical activity

aMean ± standard deviation

bColumn per cent (absolute number)

cMann–Whitney U Test

dChi-Square Test