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. 2013 Oct 13;40(5):1140–1153. doi: 10.1093/schbul/sbt142

Table 4.

Exploratory Association Analyses Between BrainAGE and Sociodemographic and Clinical Variables

Association Between BrainAGE and … Groups in Analysis 1 Groups in Analysis 2
HC1 SZ MD BPD ARMS HC2 ARMS-E ARMS-L RO-SZ RE-SZ
(i) Sociodemographic variables
Educational years, R (P) .004 (.930) −.150 (.079) −.074 (.527) −.010 (.950) .025 (.815) −.028 (.787) .262 (.252) −.079 (.524) −.243 (.063) −.002 (.985)
Body mass index, R (P) .071 (.178) .157 (.066) −.012 (.917) .133 (.406) .078 (.626) .156 (.188) −.425 (.079) .287 (.184) .364 (.005) −.068 (.559)
(ii) Nicotine and alcohol use
Nicotine (cigarettes/day), R (P) −.049 (.345) .018 (.832) −.063 (.537) .198 (.241) .151 (.306) .273 (.023) .140 (.555) .164 (.405) .145 (.277) −.057 (.623)
Alcohol (g/ day), R (P) .047 (.365) .078 (.369) .012 (.905) −.004 (.983) .074 (.616) .095 (.438) −.171 (.471) .110 (.577) −.090 (.500) .162 (.161)
(iii) Disease course data
Age of onset (y), R (P) −.084 (.322) .261 (.007) .338 (.026) −.097 (.458) .013 (.911)
Illness duration (y), R (P) .042 (.619) −.125 (.205) .073 (.644) −.149 (.253) −.084 (.464)
(iv) Psychotropic medication
CPZ equivalents, R (P) .023 (.799) −.128 (.202) .183 (.229) .014 (.916) −.024 (.843)
Antipsychotic use (yes/no), F (P) 2.422 (.122) 0.064 (.801) 3.141 (.085) 1.440 (.235) 0.717 (.400)
Typical antipsychotic use (yes/no), F (P) 3.779 (.054) 0.629 (.430) 2.118 (.155) 2.323 (.133) 1.505 (.224)
Atypical antipsychotic use (yes/no), F (P) 0.180 (.672) 0.045 (.832) 1.209 (.279) 0.091 (.765) 0.256 (.614)
Antidepressant use (yes/no), F/T (P) 0.375 (.541) 1.229 (.270) 1.095 (.302) −0.467 (.643) −0.926 (.367) 0.157 (.876) 1.127 (.292)
Mood stabilizer use (yes/no), F (P) 0.481 (.489) 0.655 (.420) 0.383 (.540) 0.599 (.411)
(v) Clinical symptoms
PANSS total score, R (P) .204 (.019) .374 (.019) .030 (.857) .081 (.783) −.010 (.965) .279 (.038) .120 (.307)
PANSS positive score, R (P) .136 (.119) .129 (.436) −.021 (.902) −.254 (.381) −.013 (.952) .297 (.026) .000 (.999)
PANSS negative score, R (P) .166 (.057) .471 (.002) .070 (.678) .179 (.541) .007 (.975) .167 (.218) .148 (.208)
PANSS general score, R (P) .208 (.017) .306 (.059) .014 (.934) .074 (.800) −.019 (.930) .273 (.042) .131 (.268)
SANS sum score, R (P) .258 (.003)
HAMD sum score, R (P) .086 (.398) .195 (.228)

Note: BrainAGE, brain age gap estimation. Abbreviations are explained in the first footnote to tables 1 and 3. HC and ARMS: continuous/categorical variables were assessed using correlation analyses/t tests. Patients: continuous/categorical variables were tested using partial correlations/ANCOVAs, after correcting for age of onset and illness duration. F/T, F or T value in ANCOVA of Student t test; R, Pearson correlation coefficient. Bold and italicized values indicate significance at P < 0.05.