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. 2015 Aug 27;41(6):1256–1265. doi: 10.1093/schbul/sbv122

Table 2.

Clinical Profile of Participants With Recent-Onset Psychosis (ROP, n = 69)

Characteristic M ± SD Nonsmokers (n = 35) Smokers (n = 34) Statistics
Positive symptoms
 BPRS (total score) 30.35±8.56 27.41±6.85 33.29±9.17 t = 2.98, df = 66, P = .004
 BPRS-hallucinatory behavior 2.39±1.58 2.17±1.38 2.62±1.76 t = 1.18, df = 67, P = .25
 BPRS-conceptual disorganization 1.51±0.98 1.40±0.91 1.62±1.04 t = 0.92, df = 67, P = .36
 BRPS-unusual thought content 2.72±1.61 2.43±1.29 3.03±1.85 t = 1.57, df = 67, P = .12
 BPRS-depression 1.84±1.13 1.54±0.82 2.14±1.33 t = 2,28, df = 67, P = .03
Negative symptoms
 SANS-affective flattening 1.87±0.79 1.85±0.74 1.88±0.86 t = 0,13, df = 65, P = .90
 SANS-alogia 1.46±0.76 1.32±0.53 1.62±0.92 t = 1,61, df = 66, P = .11
 SANS-avolition 1.88±0.76 1.91±0.79 1.85±0.76 t = 0.33, df = 65, P = .74
 SANS-asociality-anhedonia 1.74±0.80 1.60±0.69 1.88±0.88 t = 1.48, df = 67, P = .14
Comorbid substance abuse disorder 32 (46.4%) 9 (25.7%) 23 (67.6%) χ2 = 12.19, df = 1, P < .001
Comorbid alcohol abuse disorder 17 (24.6%) 8 (22.9%) 9 (26.5%) χ2 = 0.12, df = 1, P = .73
Medication treatment
 Risperidone 51 (73.9%)
 Aripiprazole 10 (14.5%)
 Olanzapine 2 (2.9%)
 Clozapine 2 (2.9%)
 Haloperidol 2 (2.9%)
 Quetiapine 1 (1.5%)
 Quetiapine+Aripiprazole 1 (1.5%)

Note: BRPS, Brief Psychiatric Symptom Rating Scale.