Table 3.

Participants’ Trajectory Status, Disability Status, and Quantitative Mood Scores at Study Interview Points

Participant	Trajectory	mRSa at Baseline	mRSa at 12 Months (unless specified)	K10 at Baselines	K10 at 3 Months	K10 at 6 Months	K10 at 9 Months	K10 at 12 Months
2	Resilient	3 D	0 I	Well	Well	–	Mild	Mild
6	Resilient	4 D	3 D	Well	Well	Well	Well	Well
9	Resilient	4 D	4 D	Well	Well	Well	Well	Well
10	Resilient	1 I	1 I	Well	Well	Well	Well	Well
19	Resilient	3 D	1 I	Well	Well	Well	Well	Well
1	Crisis	4 D	0 I	Well	Well	Well	Well	Well
5	Crisis	1 I	0 I	Moderate	Moderate	–	Moderate	Mild
12	Crisis	4 D	1 I	Well	Well	Well	Well	Well
17	Crisis	3 D	0 I	Well	Well	Well	Well	Well
20	Crisis	4 D	1 I	Well	Moderate	Severe	Severe	Severe
7	Emergent	4 D	0 I	–	Well	Mild	Severe	Moderate
13	Emergent	4 D	3 D	Well	Mild	Mild	–	–
14	Emergent	3 D	5 D	Severe	Severe	–	–	–
3	Recovered	3 D	1 I	Moderate	Severe	–	Mild	Mild
4	Recovered	2 I	0 I	Moderate	Severe	Moderate	Mild	Mild
8	Recovered	2 I	1 I	Well	Well	Well	Well	Well
11	Recovered	4 D	0 I	Well	Well	Well	Well	Well
15	Recovered	4 D	4 D	Moderate	Moderate	Mild	Moderate	Well
16	Recovered	1 I	0 I	Well	Well	Well	Well	Well
18	Recovered	4 D	3 D	Severe	Severe	Severe	Severe	Moderate
21	Recovered	4 D	4 D	Severe	Severe	Severe	Moderate	Well
22	Recovered	3 D	1 I	Well	Well	Well	Well	Well
23	Recovered	4 D	3 D	Severe	Severe	Severe	Mild	Well

D=dependent; I=independent; K10=Kessler-10; mRS=Modified Rankin Scale.

Notes: mRS categorization as follows: I = independent’ (mRS ≤2); D = dependent’ (mRS ≥3 and ≤5); K10 scoring²⁸: well equates to “likely to be well” = 10–19; mild equates to ‘”likely to have a mild disorder” = 20–24; moderate equates to “likely to have a moderate mental disorder” = 25–29; severe equates to “likely to have a severe mental disorder” = 30–50).²⁸