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. 2015 Dec 27;42(3):579–587. doi: 10.1093/schbul/sbv185

Table 2.

Baseline Characteristics of Control and Patient Samples

Control Patient
Male gender 12 (48%) 30 (60%)
Hispanic 16 (64%) 27 (54%)
Non-Hispanic White 5 (20%) 10 (20%)
African American 3 (12%) 13 (26%)
Mean age 41.44 (15.68) 43.98 (9.43)
Mean years of education 13.28 (1.06) 12.31 (2.44)
Number employed competitively at least part time 24 (96%) 14 (28%)*
DAR instrumental activity .93 (.21) .87 (.24)
DAR social activity .80 (.30) .44 (.29)*
DAR work/school activity .78 (.31) .07 (.14)*
DAR TOT 2.51 (.33) 1.38 (0.45)*
Hours of sleep per day 7.97 (1.04) 11.03 (2.51)*
Brief cognitive assessment .45 (.48) −0.22 (.77)*
UPSA-B 72.77 (11.63) 56.41 (17.79)*
Social and Occupational Functioning Scale 78.55 (7.5) 44.48 (10.26)*
SOFI (patients only) 52.11 (14.78)
PANSS positive symptom factor mean score (patients only) 2.51 (.88)
PANSS negative symptom factor mean score 2.19 (.91)
NSA-16 mean score 2.69 (.75)
NSA social domain 2.87 (.99)
NSA motivation domain 3.51 (.82)
NSA activity item 14 4.62 (.80)
Completed calls 18.32 (2.53) 17.77 (3.83)

Note: DAR, daily activity report; SOFI, Schizophrenia Objective Functioning Instrument; PANSS, Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale; NSA, Negative Symptom Assessment.

*P < .0001.