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. 2014 Jan 31;4:392–402. doi: 10.1016/j.nicl.2014.01.010

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical information for 22q11DS and control participants.

22q11DS participants
(n = 16)
Control participants
(n = 25)
p-Value
Age (years, ± SD) 23.88 (7.28) 24.36 (6.14) 0.83
Participant education (years, ± SD) 12.38 (0.89) 14.36 (1.75) < 0.001
Parental education levela 0/2/2/6/1/5 2/4/6/5/1/7 0.658
Gender (N, % female) 10 (63%) 15 (60%) 0.873
Handedness (left/right, % right)b 1/14 (93%) 0/25 (100%) 0.390
Ethnicity (N, % Latino) 2 (12.5%) 9 (36%) 0.098
Psychotic disorder diagnosis (N, %) 2 (12.5%) None < 0.001
SIPS positive symptoms (mean, ± SD)c 8.79 (7.54) 0.75 (2.12) < 0.001
SIPS negative symptomsc 11.43 (9.06) 0.25 (0.46) < 0.001
SIPS disorganized symptomsc 5.86 (4.74) 1.25 (1.16) < 0.001
SIPS general symptomsc 7 (5.14) 1.5 (1.5) < 0.001
Psychotropic medication (N, no medication/anti-depressants/antipsychotics/antianxiety/psychostimulants)d 7/8/2/3/5 24/1/0/0/0 < 0.001
a

No high school/completed high school/some college or technical schools/completed college or technical school/some graduate school or professional school/completed graduate school or professional school (based on educational attainment of most educated parent).

b

Handedness data missing for 1 22q11DS participant.

c

SIPS data missing for 2 22q11DS participants; SIPS interview was not administered to 17 control participants, thus these data reflect scores for 8 control participants.

d

p-Value reflects a chi-square test between 22q11DS patients and control participants for medication vs. no medication.