Skip to main content
. 2015 Mar 18;9:134. doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2015.00134

Table 1.

Participant characteristics.

SZ HC Statistic Significance
Sample size (N = 72) 44 28
DSM-IV-TR diagnosis
       Schizophrenia, no. (%) 19 (43)
       Schizoaffective, no. (%) 23 (52)
       Schizophreniform, No. (%) 2 (5)
Age, mean ± SD, y 38 ± 10 (20-57) 39 ± 9 (24-54) p = 0.670
Female sex, no. (%) 18 (41) 11 (39) χ2 = 0.019 p = 0.891
Parental education, No. (%)a 29 (66) 15 (55) χ2 = 1.096 p = 0.295
Illness duration, mean ± SD (range), y 15 ± 11 (0-36)
Inpatient hospitalized, No. (%) 27 (61)
SAPSb 35.8 ± 19.1
SANSb 23.5 ± 15.9
YMRS 14.7 ± 8.0
MADRS 14.4 ± 9.3
PSYRATS-AHc 12.7 ± 14.3
Fagerstromb 1.2 ± 2.9
Chlorpromazine Equivalent 580 ± 618 mg
    Antipsychotic-Free, No. (%)d 2 (5)
    Typical Antipsychotic, No. (%) 7 (16)
       Haloperidol 2 (5)
       Fluphenazine 1 (2)
       Perphenazine 3 (7)
       Loxapine 1 (2)
    Atypical Antipsychotic, No. (%) 39 (89)
       Clozapine 13 (30)
       Olanzapine 8 (18)
       Risperidone 8 (18)
       Paliperidone 1 (2)
       Quetiapine 7 (16)
       Aripiprazole 8 (18)
       Ziprasidone 1 (2)
Antiepileptic, no. (%) 12 (27)
Lithium, no. (%) 11 (25)
Benzodiazepine, no. (%) 13 (30)
Antidepressant, no. (%) 19 (43)
a

At least one parent with a college degree.

b

Data were missing for 12 patients.

c

Data were missing for eight patients.

d

No patients were antipsychotic-naïve.