Table 1.

Demographic and Clinical Characteristics (n=1029)

Variable	M (SD) or N (%)
Age	35 (13.8)
Female	533 (52%)
Education
High School/GED or less	82 (8%)
Some college	401 (39%)
4-year college graduate	263 (26%)
Post-college education	281 (27%)
Marital Status
Never married/single	637 (62%)
Separated/Divorced/Widowed	136 (13%)
Married/living with partner	251 (25%)
Race/ Ethnicity
White	866 (84%)
Asian	36 (4%)
Multi-racial	39 (4%)
Black/African American	23 (2%)
American Indian or Alaskan Native	1 (< 1%)
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander	1 (< 1%)
Latino/a	17 (2%)
Did not report	46 (4%)
Primary Diagnosis from Medical Chart (n=1022)
Schizophrenia	15 (2%)
Schizoaffective Disorder	29 (3%)
Delusional Disorder/Unspecified Psychosis	45 (4%)
Major Depressive Disorder
Without Psychotic Features	469 (46%)
With Psychotic Features	47 (5%)
Bipolar I Disorder	105 (10%)
Bipolar I with Psychotic Features	83 (8%)
Bipolar II Disorder	44 (4%)
Mood Disorder NOS	113 (11%)
Anxiety Disorder NOS	7 (1%)
Depressive Disorder NOS	8 (1%)
Panic Disorder	9 (1%)
Generalized Anxiety Disorder	11 (1%)
Social Anxiety Disorder	1 (<1%)
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder	18 (2%)
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder	16 (2%)
Adjustment Disorder	2 (<1%)
Current Clinical Episode from MINI (n=751)a
Depressive Episode	449 (60%)
Manic Episode	8 (1%)
Hypomanic Episode	4 (<1%)
Mood Disorder with Psychotic Features	31 (4%)
Psychotic Disorder	50 (7%)
Panic Disorder	143 (22%)
Generalized Anxiety Disorder	170 (23%)
Social Anxiety Disorder	211 (28%)
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder	84 (11%)
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder	95 (13%)
Alcohol Dependence	90 (12%)
Alcohol Abuse	41 (6%)

^aPercentages exceed 100% due to comorbidity. 279 patients did not complete a structured interview while attending the partial hospital.