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. 2022 Jan 25;53(8):3396–3405. doi: 10.1017/S0033291721005456

Table 1.

Sociodemographic of European subsample (n = 1659), case–control comparisons

Descriptive at baseline Number (%)/Mean (s.d.) Statistics Number (%)/Mean (s.d.) Statistics
Control
n = 1005
Schizophrenia-spectrum disorder
n = 409
Tests (df) p value Affective psychosis
n = 164
Tests (df) p value
Gender Χ2 (1) = 50.54 <0.001 Χ2 (1) = 0.67 0.413
Male 474 (47.2) 278 (68) 83 (50.6)
Female 531 (52.8) 131 (32) 81 (49.4)
Age (years) 36.9 (13) 31.63 (10.92) Z = 7.21 <0.001 32.84 (11.56) Z = −3.76 <0.001
Ever used Cannabis Χ2 (1) = 40.26 <0.001 Χ2 (1) = 15.9 <0.001
No 528 (53) 136 (34.2) 58 (36)
Yes 469 (47) 262 (65.8) <0.001 103 (64)
Education level Χ2 (2) = 81.22
No qualification 40 (4) 65 (16.1) 25 (15.3) Χ2 (2) = 51.64 <0.001
School education 416 (41.5) 197 (48.6) 87 (53.4)
Tertiary education 546 (54.5) 143 (35.3) <0.001 51 (31.3) <0.001
Years in education 14.69 (4.19) 12.94 (4.12) Z = 7.07 12.58 (3.84) Z = 5.92
Social functioning
Employment status Χ2 (1) = 25.26 <0.001 79 (58.5) Χ2 (1) = 0.48 0.487
 Employed 615 (61.6) 141 (45.5) 56 (41.5)
 Unemployed 383 (38.4) 169 (54.5) 0.001
Marital status Χ2 (1) = 126.23 <0.001 Χ2 (1) = 11.42
 Steady relationship 626 (62.4) 105 (28.3) 74 (48.1)
 No relationship 378 (37.7) 266 (71.7) 80 (52) 0.001
Living arrangements Χ2 (1) = 96.98 <0.001 Χ2 (1) = 11.85
 Independent living 683 (68.5) 119 (37.5) 73 (53.7)
 No independent living 314 (31.5) 198 (62.5) 63 (46.3)

s.d., standard deviation; df, degrees of freedom.