Table 1.

Sample characteristics of the participants

Variable		Mean ± SD or Frequency (%)
Age		35.63±12.62
Marital status	Single	57 (45.2%)
	Married	52 (41.3%)
	Divorced	12 (9.5%)
	Widowed	5 (4.0%)
Education level	Primary school	17 (13.5%)
	Middle school	8 (6.3%)
	High school	31 (24.6%)
	University	61 (48.4%)
	Master’s degree	6 (4.8%)
	Doctorate	3 (2.4%)
Perceived general health status	Poor	14 (11.1%)
	Fair	40 (31.7%)
	Good	58 (46.0%)
	Very good	14 (11.1%)
Current psychiatric or psychosomatic diagnosis	Yes	119 (94.4%)
	Subthreshold psychological distress	18 (14.3%)
Psychiatric diagnoses among patients with active diagnosis (n=119)	Depression disorders	59 (46.8%)
	Anxiety disorders	41 (32.5%)
	Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder	8 (6.3%)
	Obsessive-compulsive disorder	2 (1.6%)
	Post-traumatic stress disorder	2 (1.6%)
	Adjustment disorder	2 (1.6%)
	Conversion disorder	2 (1.6%)
	Dissociative disorder	1 (0.8%)
	Eating disorder	1 (0.8%)
Lifetime suicide behavior	At least one suicide attempt	22 (17.5%)
	No suicide attempt	104 (82.5%)
Methods used by participants with suicide behavior (n=22)	Medication overdose	14 (63.6%)
	Cutting	3 (13.6%)
	Jumping from height	1 (4.5%)
	Multiple methods	4 (18.2%)

SD: Standard deviation