Table 3.

Logistic Regression Results (Odds Ratio) for Female and Male CHRs Who Converted to Axis I Psychotic Disorder Compared With Nonconverted CHRs

Female CHRs
							95% CI for Exp(P)
Predictor		β	SE	Wald	p	Exp(β)	Lower	Upper
Childhood Adjustment a
Social		−.29	.23	1.54	.22	.75	.48	1.18
Academic		.05	.24	.05	.82	1.06	.67	1.68
Baseline Global Functioning b
Social		−.39	.24	2.69	.10	.68	.43	1.08
Role		.16	.23	.48	.49	1.17	.75	1.82
Baseline Prodromal Symptomsc
Positive		.50	.38	1.76	.19	1.66	.79	3.49
Negative		.17	.36	.21	.65	1.18	.58	2.41
Disorganized		.12	.32	.15	.70	1.13	.61	2.10
Male CHRs
							95% CI for Exp(β)
Predictor		β	SE	Wald	p	Exp(β)	Lower	Upper
Childhood Adjustment a
Social		.17	.18	.88	.35	1.19	.83	1.69
Academic		−.03	.22	.01	.91	.98	.64	1.50
Baseline Global Functioning b
Social		−.50	.23	4.83	.03*	.60	.39	.95
Role		.18	.17	1.21	.27	1.20	.87	1.67
Baseline Prodromal Symptoms c
Positive		.74	.32	5.31	.02*	2.10	1.12	3.94
Negative		.07	.28	.06	.80	1.07	.62	1.85
Disorganized		.33	.32	1.05	.31	1.39	.74	2.62

Note: CHR = Clinical high-risk; OR = odds ratio; CI = confidence interval.

^***p<.001,

^**p<.01,

^*p<.05.

^aTwo subscales entered simultaneously.

^bTwo subscales entered simultaneously.

^cThree subscales entered simultaneously.