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. 2023 Feb 15;58(8):1213–1226. doi: 10.1007/s00127-023-02432-0

Table 1.

Sample characteristics of probands and siblings

Probands N = 256 Siblings N = 380
Sociodemographics
 Age (years), M (SD) 48.52 (13.10) 50.46 (13.25)
 Female gender, % 73.4 55.0
 Education (years), M (SD) 13.42 (2.99) 13.17 (3.22)
 Low income, % 52.9 47.5
Life adversity and lifestyle
 Early life
 Childhood trauma, M (SD) 38.59 (10.64) 37.18 (9.54)
 Poor parental bonding—maternal, M (SD) 31.70 (8.88) 30.63 (8.26)
 Poor parental bonding—paternal, M (SD) 31.90 (8.57) 31.20 (8.26)
 Recent life
  Unemployment, % 36.7 29.6
  Living alone, % 28.9 20.8
  Being single, % 25.4 21.3
  Small social network, % 38.6 24.5
  Negative life events—independent, M (SD) 0.30 (0.60) 0.45 (0.67)
  Negative life events—dependent, M (SD) 0.21 (0.54) 0.27 (0.59)
  Smoking status, % 20.3 24.3
  Hazardous alcohol use, % 30.8 28.5
  Physical activity, M (SD) 3.58 (2.92) 4.15 (3.48)
 Mental health
  Current depressive symptom severity, M (SD) 16.45 (10.49) 13.15 (9.72)
  Current anxiety symptom severity, M (SD) 9.22 (8.11) 5.73 (6.09)
  Current depressive and/or anxiety disorder diagnosis, % 37.5 26.8
  Lifetime depressive and/or anxiety disorder diagnosis, % 100.0 50.3

Sample sizes vary slightly due to marginally missing data on psychosocial risk factors (Supplementary Table 1)

M mean, SD standard deviation