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. 2014 Jun 1;51(2):103–109. doi: 10.4274/npa.y6394

Table 4.

Illness perceptions of patients related with HDRS after MI

	1^st asssesment			2^nd assesment
	High ^** HDRS Mean±SD	Low HDRS Mean±SD	p-value	High HDRS Mean±SD	Low HDRS Mean±SD	p-value
1. Consequences	6.7±1.7	5.5±.3	.33	8.2±.4	4.1±.37	<.001^*
2. Timeline	7.75±1.3	5.5±.45	.21	8.6±.68	5.9±.5	.03^*
3. Personal control	2±1.2	7.1±.28	.003^*	5.4±.8	7±.38	.07
4. Treatment control	7±1.2	8.8±.2	.06	8.5±.88	9.5±.17	.30
5. Identity	6.7±1.37	1.1±.2	<.001^*	5.6±1	1.86±.38	.001^*
6. Concern	4±2.3	3.6±.4	.99	6.6±.78	2.6±.37	<.001^*
7. Comprehensibility	4.5±1.6	5.9±.37	.47	5.5±.68	7.5±.35	.02
8. Emotions	1.7±1.03	2.5±.3	.72	5.6±.9	2.7±.38	.007^*

HDRS: Hamilton Depression Rating Scale,

^**

high HDRS>12; Data are provided as means ± standard deviations;

^*

p<.05