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. 2013 Oct 18;40(6):1482–1490. doi: 10.1093/schbul/sbt145

Table 2.

General Characteristics

Transition (n = 18) No Transition (n = 43) Total CHR Group (n = 61) Statistic P Value
Mean age (SD) in years 20.3 (4.0) 19 (3.8) 19.9 (3.9) t = −1.18 .24
Gender (male/female) 13/5 27/16 40/21 χ2 = 0.50 .56
Mean premorbid IQ (SD) 105.35 (11.1) 107.94 (9.6) 106.11 (10.7) t = −0.86 .38
Medication χ2 = 0.99 .80
 None 10 25 35
 Antipsychotics 5 8 13
 Antidepressants 1 5 6
 Other 2 5 7
Inclusion category χ2 = 4.80 .73
 APS 5 9 14
 APS + BS 10 26 36
 APS + BS + BLIPS 1 3 4
 APS + GR + BS 1 1 2
 BLIPS 0 1 1
 BLIPS + APS 1 0 1
 GR + BS 0 1 1
 GR + BS + BLIPS 0 2 2
Cannabis use (in past year) 5 (27.8%) 20 (46.5%) 25 (41%) χ2 = 1.85 .45
SIPS social anhedonia and withdrawal 3.83 (1.50) 2.40 (2.04) 2.82 (2.00) t = −3.14 .003
Pz P300 amplitude 10.49 (1.92) 16.47 (5.96) 14.71 (5.78) t = 5.90 <.0001
Semantic verbal fluency 18.76 (4.22) 21.09 (5.25) 20.43 (5.06) t = 1.63 .11
Urbanicity 1.78 (.94) 2.33 (1.50) 2.16 (1.11) t = 1.94 .06
PAS social-sexual aspects (12–15y) 2.72 (1.57) 1.42 (1.53) 1.80 (1.64) t = −3.01 .004
PAS social-personal adjustment 3.44 (1.50) 2.15 (.92) 2.55 (1.16) t = −4.60 <.0001

Note: APS, attenuated positive symptoms; BS, basic symptoms; BLIPS, brief limited intermittent psychotic symptoms; GR, genetic risk plus reduced functioning; CHR, clinically at high risk; Pz, midline parietal. Abbreviations are explained in the footnote to table 1.