Table 1.

Ns, proportions, means, SDs, and tests of differences between different personality dispositions for demographic and personality variables at Time 1 and therapy duration and medication.

Variable		Whole sample (N = 85)		Integrated and functional (N = 22)		Integrated and dysfunctional (n = 21)		Disintegrated and functional (n = 10)		Disintegrated and dysfunctional (n = 32)
		N	%	N	%	N	%	N	%	N	%	χ2	p	df
Sex	Women	67	79%	17	77%	17	81%	9	90%	24	75%	1.18	0.773	3
	Men	18	21%	5	23%	4	19%	1	10%	8	25%
Education	Primary	1	1%							1	3%	8.87	0.449	9
	Secondary	30	35%	9	41%	11	52%	1	10%	9	28%
	Students	15	18%	2	9%	3	14%	3	30%	7	22%
	Higher	37	44%	10	45%	7	33%	5	50%	15	47%
	Missing data	2	2%	1	5%			1	10%
Diagnosis	Neurosis	49	58%	14	64%	16	76%	4	40%	15	47%	15.26	0.084	9
	Personality disorder	16	19%	1	5%	1	5%	4	40%	10	31%
	Neurosis and personality disorder	18	21%	7	32%	3	14%	2	20%	6	19%
	Eating disorders	2	2%	0	0%	1	5%	0	0%	1	3%
Medication	Medicated	52	61%	12	67%	12	56%	5	56%	23	56%	2.05	0.563	3
	Not medicated	18	21%	4	24%	4	17%	4	17%	6	17%
	Missing data	15	18%	6	9%	5	27%	1	27%	3	27%
		M	SD	M	SD	M	SD	M	SD	M	SD	F	p	η2
Age		35	10	39	11	36	10	31	9	32	8	3.01	0.035	0.10
Therapy duration in weeks		9	2	9	2	9	2	8	2	9	2	0.04	0.753	0.01
Self-concept clarity (SCCS)		35	10	45	8	41	5	28	3	26	5	58.50	p < 0.001	0.68
Symptoms of neurosis (KS-II)		296	99	233	85	315	99	260	104	339	84	6.72	p < 0.001	0.20
Neurotic personality traits (KON-2006)		42	24	17	11	54	15	18	10	60	15	56.88	p < 0.001	0.68