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. 2016 Apr 22;42(5):1234–1242. doi: 10.1093/schbul/sbw039

Table 1.

Baseline Demographic and Clinical Data and Statistics

Healthy Controls (N = 242) CHR (N = 609) t2 P Value
Age, y 19.77±4.80 18.55±4.35 3.42 <.001
Education, y 12.67±3.64 11.27±2.83 5.35 <.001
Sex, N male (%) 126 (52.1) 352 (57.8) 2.31 .13
Race, N Caucasian (%) 133 (54.96) 352 (57.80) 0.570 .450
Premorbid IQ 108.30±16.30 105.15±16.56 2.50 .013
Current IQ 111.14±14.03 103.83±15.09 6.48 <.001
Scale of prodromal symptoms
 Positive 1.02±1.63 11.94±3.86 −57.90 <.001
 Negative 1.46±2.30 11.83±5.96 −36.44 <.001
 Disorganized 0.63±1.17 5.16±3.08 −30.88 <.001
 General 1.30±2.16 9.25±4.22 −35.90 <.001
GAF score 83.41±10.76 48.38±10.74 42.83 <.001
Global Functioning: Social Scale 8.87±0.928 6.22±1.54 30.61 <.001
Global Functioning: Role Scale 8.53±1.39 5.97±2.16 20.46 <.001
Baseline medicationa
 No medication 372 (61.1)
 Anti-psychotics 120 (19.7)
 Anti-depressants 156 (25.6)
 Anxiolytic 42 (6.9)
 Mood stabilizer 21 (3.4)

Note: CHR, Clinical High-Risk; GAF, Global Assessment of Functioning Scale.

aFive CHR subjects were missing medication information for the baseline testing.