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. 2017 Sep 27;3(5):236–242. doi: 10.1192/bjpo.bp.116.004325

Table 2. Demographics of the sample including prevalence of reported psychiatric disorders and hypermobility.

Females N=734 Males N=153
Age, mean (s.d.) 44.7 (10.4) 44.2 (11.0)
5PQ=0 (%) 237/734 (32.3) 67/153 (43.8)
5PQ=1 (%) 244/734 (33.2) 52/153 (34.0)
5PQ≥2 (%) 253/734 (34.5) 34/153 (22.2)
5PQ≥3 (%) 116/716 (16.2) 11/152 (7.2)
5PQ≥4 (%) 51/710 (7.2) 4/152 (2.6)
5PQ=5 (%) 10/709 (1.4) 2/152 (1.3)
Depression (%)a 143/728 (19.6) 14/153 (9.2)
Questionnaire version 2b Females N=433 Males N=101
Anxiety disorders (%)c 11/430 (2.5) 1/100 (1.0)
Other psychiatric disorders (%) 10/430 (2.3) 2/100 (2.0)
a

(‘Have you been diagnosed with depression?’)

b

In a later stage of the study, a question about non-depressive psychiatric disorders was added. (‘Have you been diagnosed with any other psychiatric disorder? If yes, which disorder?’)

c

Anxiety disorders were identified by examining free text responses to the item ‘other psychiatric disorder’ independently by two of the authors.

Missing data: 6 women did not respond to whether they had a history of depression. Out of the individuals completing the second version of the questionnaire, 3 women and 1 man did not respond to whether they had other psychiatric disorders. Regarding the 5PQ questionnaire 25 women and 1 man had one or more missing items.