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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jul 11.
Published in final edited form as: Behav Ther. 2016 Jul 14;48(3):366–379. doi: 10.1016/j.beth.2016.07.001

Table 1.

Demographic and Diagnostic Characteristics of the Sample as a Function of NSSI Group Status

Non-NSSI
n = 56
NSSI
n = 60
Age M (SD) 23.91 (5.14) 23.14 (4.19)
% female 69.6 85.0*
% heterosexual 92.5 61.7***
% completed university degree 30.9 23.8
% in romantic relationship 41.7 58.9
Number of current DSM-IV disorders M (SD) 0.31 (0.66) 2.05 (2.02)***
% with at least one current 21.5 73.3***
 DSM-IV disorder
Current mood disorders (%) 3.6 23.3**
 Major depressive disorder 1.8 13.3*
 Dysthymic disorder 1.8 8.3
 Bipolar disorder 0 3.3
Current anxiety disorders (%) 12.5 55.0***
 Generalized anxiety disorder 1.8 15.0*
 Specific phobia 5.4 16.7
 Social phobia 3.6 20.0**
Current alcohol abuse (%) 1.8 5.0
Current personality disorders (%) 10.9 40.0***
Frequency of NSSI M (SD) 421.28 (571.12)
Number of NSSI methods M (SD) 6.12 (2.48)
Cutting behavior n (%) 51 (85%)
Medically treated for NSSI n (%) 20 (33%)

Note. Current mood, anxiety, and alcohol use disorders were defined as having met diagnostic criteria within the past month (although not in the past 2 weeks for current mood disorders). Current personality disorders were defined as having met diagnostic criteria within the past 2 years.

*

p < .05,

**

p < .01,

***

p < .001; significance tests are presented for bivariate comparisons.