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. 2015 Sep 7;41:61–69. doi: 10.1007/s10484-015-9312-y

Table 1.

Respondents’ characteristics [mean (SD)] for socio-demographic and psychological outcomes’ variables for the schizophrenia sample, and negative and positive outcomes’ groups (see Sect. 2 for more precisions)

Full sample (n = 10) GNO (n = 5) GPO (n = 5) Χ2 values p
Sex (men/women) 5/5 3/2 2/3 .36 .548
Age (years) 34.86(10.89) 29.75(6.8) 41.66(12.85) 2 .157
Duration of SCZ 6.11(6.27) 9.2(7.15) 2.25(.95) 3.43 .066
Number of hospitalizations 2.37(1.06) 2.75(.5) 2(1.41) 1.09 .294
Family help (yes/no)a 8/1 3/1 5/0 1.25 .263
Tobacco use (yes/no)a 4/9 2/2 2/3 .07 .794
PANSS 74.9(19.74) 85.2(15.16) 64.6(19.55) 2.47 .106
Positive symptomsb 15.8(6.71) 16.2(7.19) 15.4(7.02) .44 .833
Negative symptomsb 22.2(9.07) 27.4(5.12) 17(9.56) 2.46 .106
General Psychopathologyb 36.9(8.43) 41.6(6.81) 32.2(7.66) 2.15 .142
STAI-trait 47.8(14.11) 59.2(10.2) 36.4(4.33) 6.9 p .008
STAI-state 46.2(16.07) 59.8(8.46) 32.6(6.88) 6.82 .009
Mindfulness 34(9.79) 27.6(9.93) 40.4(3.84) 4.06 .043
Well-being 44.4(14.58) 32.6(7.63) 56.2(8.47) 6.82 .009
Personality mediators 46.12(5.62) 47.75(4.85) 44.5(6.56) .35 .554
Emotional responses 53.62(10.48) 64.5(10.66) 42.75(11.41) 3.06 .081
 Anxiety 49.5(15.99) 59.25(16.37) 39.75(8.65) 2.55 .101
 Hostility 50.62(12.61) 57.25(7.18) 44(14.23) 1.73 .188
 Depression 59.62(12.98) 69.25(8.06) 50(9.02) 5.39 .020

p values indicated in italic for significant (or tendency) differences

aThere were missing data for one subject

bThe subscales of the PANSS were not taken into account in the clustering analysis