Table 3.

Clinical characteristics according to type of self-harm behavior. Multinomial logistic regression analysis^a

	Model 1: Age at onset and DUPb		Model 2: Model 1 + Current symptoms and behavior Reference category: NoSAc
	Reference category: NoSA
	SA + NSSH	SA only	SA + NSSH	SA only
	Adj. OR	Adj. OR	Adj. OR	Adj. OR
	(CI 95%)	(CI 95%)	(CI 95%)	(CI 95%)
Age of onset and DUP
Higher age of first psychotic symptoms	0.92 (0.86 – 0.99)*	1.02 (0.98 – 1.07)ns	0.92 (0.85 – 0.99)*	1.02 (0.98 – 1.07)ns
DUP > 52 weeks (1 year)	3.10 (1.20 – 8.04)*	1.09 (0.55 – 2.17)ns	-	-
Women	7.41 (2.73 – 20.12)***	1.53 (0.77 – 3.03)ns	4.63 (1.69 – 12.64)**	1.47 (0.73 – 2.99)ns
Depressive episode, first symptoms before the age of 18	4.82 (1.88 – 12.35)**	3.01 (1.31 – 6.95)*	3.36 (1.20 – 9.40)*	2.62 (1.08 – 6.32)*
Current symptoms and behavior
PANSS G14 (Impulsive aggression) > 1			5.30 (2.00 – 14.04)**	0.93 (0.42 – 2.06)ns
CDSS (current depression) suicide item excluded			1.22 (1.10 – 1.35)***	1.09 (1.00 – 1.18)*

^aThe data in the columns presents the odds ratios for participants with SA + NSSH or SA only having the given characteristic compared to participants with NoSA (reference category). Levels of statistical significance: ns = not significant * = p < 0.05, ** = p < 0.01, *** = p < 0.001.

^bVariables entered in Model 1: Age of first psychotic symptoms, Depressive episode, First symptoms before the age of 18, DUP > 52 weeks, Gender.

^cVariables entered in Model 2: step 1 + Current medication, GAF F, CDSS (current depression), PANSS G14 (Impulsive aggression), InterSePT 5 (Current suicidality). Step 2 Model chi-square = 311.084, df = 10, p < .001. The model as a whole explained between 31% (Cox and Snell R²) and 37% (Nagelkerke R²) of the variance and correctly identified 71% of the cases. n = 233 in the final model.