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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Psychiatry. 2011 Jan 18;168(3):257–264. doi: 10.1176/appi.ajp.2010.10050695

Table 1.

Population Attributable Risk Proportions for Effects of Co-occurring Psychopathology and Related Factors on Persistence of Major Depressive Disorder Over Three Years

Predictor Variable Percent with MDDa at Follow-up Percent without MDD at Follow-up Population Attributable Risk Proportion
Personality Disorders
Antisocial 20.29 15.29 24.64
Avoidant 23.12 14.50 37.28
Borderline 28.90 12.33 57.34
Dependent 22.42 15.20 32.20
Histrionic 24.18 14.90 38.38
Narcissistic 14.60 15.41 −5.55
Obsessive-compulsive 19.33 14.42 25.40
Paranoid 21.78 14.19 34.85
Schizoid 26.93 14.02 47.94
Schizotypal 26.07 14.26 45.30
Axis I Disorders
Dysthymic disorder 22.79 14.01 38.53
Any anxiety disorder 22.21 12.58 43.36
Any substance use disorder 15.33 15.32 00.07
Other Predictors
Family history depression 15.93 14.41 09.54
Family history substance use or antisocial personality 15.79 14.72 06.78
Depression treatment Wave 1 23.75 12.52 47.28
Onset of MDD < age 15 17.57 14.72 16.22
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MDD = major depressive disorder