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Published in final edited form as: Schizophr Res. 2015 May 18;166(0):31–36. doi: 10.1016/j.schres.2015.04.035

Table 3.

Ordinal regression analyses for demographic predictors of positive symptoms.

	Positive symptoms

	P1		P2		P3		P4		P5

Predictor	R²_N	β	R²_N	β	R²_N	β	R²_N	β	R²_N	β
	.050^*		.024		.02		06^**		.04
Age		−.13^**		.03		−.02		.02		−.04
Education		.21^**		.03		.10		−.12^*		11
Sex		.10		−.18		−.10		−.56^**		31
BLAP		−.24		−.51		−.10		−.06		.37
BLAD		.33		.10		.16		.13		.09
BLST		.49		−.05		−.23		−.97^*		−.41
BLMS		.04		.03		.69		.07		−1.17^*
n	356		356		356		356		356

Note. P1 = unusual thought content; P2 = suspiciousness; P3 = grandiosity; P4 = perceptual abnormalities; P5 = disorganized communication. β = unstandardized coefficient; BLAP = baseline antipsychotic use; BLAD = baseline antidepressant use; BLST = baseline stimulant use; BLMS = baseline mood stabilizer use.

p < .05.

^**

p < .01.