Table 1.

Sample descriptive statistics^a, INMHS.

	n		Prop	Mean	SD	Range
Panel A: full sampleb
Egos (n = 171)
Gender (1 = female)	109		0.64
Age (years)				30.56	10.17	18.00–72.00
Race (1 = white)	125		0.73
Education (years)				11.59	2.00	6.00–16.00
Diagnosisc
Schizophrenia	22		0.13
Depression	101		0.59
# Of psychiatric symptoms				4.43	2.09	0.00–12.00
Alters and ties (n = 2593)
Gender (1 = female)			0.56
Age (ten years)				34.79	16.18	1–96
Common mental health problem			0.06
High trust in physicians (a lot)			0.12
Suggested MH services			0.05
Relationshipc
Kin			0.55
Friend			0.21
Medical/MH prof			0.10
Very close			0.43
Frequent contact (often)			0.50
Hassles or causes problems			0.11
Alter activated as discussant			0.20
Whole networks (n = 171)
Network size				15.50	6.20	5.00–37.00
% Women				55.15	14.30	16.67–91.67
% Kin				56.06	17.15	21.74–100.00
Mean closeness				2.20	0.35	1.33–3.00
Mean trust in physicians				2.26	0.42	1.00–3.00
Panel B: Subsampleb
Egos (n = 108)
Gender (1 = female)		75	0.69
Race (1 = white)		81	0.75
Diagnosisc
Schizophrenia		10	0.09
Depression		67	0.62
Quality of lifed (scale)				2.25	0.47	1.13–3.00
Social satisfactiond (scale)				3.52	0.70	1.50–5.00
Social role performanced (scale)				3.88	0.59	2.00–4.93
GAFd (scale)				66.22	14.51	18.00–98.00
Health discussion networks
Network size				3.59	2.16	1.00–10.00
Mean closeness				2.64	0.44	1.00–3.00
Mean trust in physicians				2.38	0.51	1.00–3.00
Inactivated networks
Network size				12.40	5.76	2.00–30.00
Mean closeness				2.08	0.37	1.17–3.00
Mean trust in physicians				2.28	0.41	1.00–3.00

^aFull sample used in Table 2, subsample in Table 3.

^bSubsample includes those with ≥1 health discussant who are present in two waves. Dropped cases differ significantly only with respect to gender and size of the inactivated network.

^cOmitted category is other.

^dOutcomes measured at T2, all other variables at T1.