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Published in final edited form as: J Nerv Ment Dis. 1995 Jan;183(1):50–53. doi: 10.1097/00005053-199501000-00011

TABLE 2.

Comparison of SCL-90-R Scale t Scores Between TRS and NTS Individuals at the NIH-NIDA-IRP (N = 528)a

TRS (N = 295)
NTS (N = 233)
Mean SD Mean SD t P
Somatization 59.82 11.37 47.88 9.81 12.77 <.001
Obsessive-Compul. 62.15 10.66 52.61 8.39 11.19 <.001
Interp. Sensit. 62.90 11.06 56.09 9.91 7.35 <.001
Depression 67.98 10.56 57.71 10.55 11.10 <.001
Anxiety 64.63 11.96 53.73 10.27 11.06 <.001
Hostility 60.15 11.39 49.12 10.88 11.27 <.001
Phobic Anxiety 58.14 11.03 58.62 9.38 .53 NS
Paranoid Ideation 61.69 11.49 54.15 11.85 7.38 <.001
Psychoticism 63.23 11.67 58.26 7.78 5.59 <.001
Total Score 64.60 9.69 53.45 10.55 12.69 <.001
a

TRS subjects had significantly (P <.001) higher scores for somatization, obsessive-compulsive symptoms, interpersonal sensitivity, depression, anxiety, hostility, paranoid ideation, and psychoticism, and a higher Positive Symptom Total than the NTS subjects. DF = 526. The lowest significant p-value was 2.47*10−6 for psychoticism.