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. 2016 Feb 1;42(3):642–651. doi: 10.1093/schbul/sbw002

Table 1.

Sample Description

At Inclusion N %a
Sex Male 130 76.92
Age (median, min-max) 130 37.18 (19–59)
Age at 1st hospitalization (median, min-max) 125 22.85 (15–57)
Duration of illness (median, min-max) 128 14.13 (0–41)
Study center Marseille 31 23.85
Nice 20 15.38
Montpellier 79 60.77
Educational level Higher education 130 21.54
Marital status Single 130 91.54
Live alone Yes 130 46.92
Hospitalization In-patient 130 53.85
Current smoker Yes 130 67.69
Substance abuse or dependence Yes 129 49.61
Daily chlorpromazine equivalent (CPZeq) drug dosage (mg/d) (median, min-max) 111 612.5 (0–4250)
Body mass index Normal 60 46.88
Overweight 40 31.25
Obesity 28 21.88
At the 1-month follow-up
Depression (Calgary score) ≥6 130 23.08
PANSS scores (median, min-max)
 Total score 130 66 (37–106)
 Positive symptoms 130 13 (7–31)
 Negative symptoms 130 18 (8–35)
 General psychopathology 130 34 (19–52)
LARS apathy scores (median, min-max)
 Total apathy 130 −19 (−33 to 5)
 Novelty and social life (NSL) 130 −5 (−8 to 5)
 Behavioral involvement (BI) 130 −4 (−8 to 6)
 Emotional involvement (ER) 130 −2 (−3 to 3)
 Judgment skills (JS) 130 −4 (−6 to 3)
Apathy classification (Yazbek26)
None [−36; −24] 31 23.85
Mild [−23; −19] 40 30.77
Moderate [−18; −13] 30 23.08
Severe [−12; +36] 29 22.31
Cognitive tests (median, min-max)
 MSET 114 4 (1–6)
 CVLT: List A Trial 1 111 6 (0–14)
 TMT B-A 109 60 (14–215)
 LNS 111 32 (6–37)
 SSP 100 70 (20–100)

Note: MSET, Modified Six Element Test; CVLT, California Verbal Learning Test; TMT, Trail Making Test; LNS, Letter-Number Sequencing subtest; SSP, Stop Signal Paradigm; PANSS, Positive and the Negative Syndrome Scale; LARS, Lille Apathy Rating Scale.

aOr median (min max) when specified.