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. 2017 Dec;4(12):909–919. doi: 10.1016/S2215-0366(17)30426-1

Table 1.

Participants' characteristics at baseline

BeatIt (n=84) StepUp (n=77)
Age, years 40·3 (11·7) 40·1 (12·0)
Sex
Male 38 (45·2%) 38 (49·4%)
Female 46 (54·8%) 39 (50·6%)
Ethnicity*
White 81 (97·6%) 75 (98·7%)
Other 2 (2·4%) 1 (1·3%)
Marital status
Married or cohabiting 5 (6·0%) 7 (9·3%)
Separated, divorced, or widowed 6 (7·2%) 1 (1·3%)
Single 73 (86·9%) 67 (89·3%)
Deprivation decile 4·5 (2·6) 3·8 (2·1)
Previous psychological therapies for depression
Yes 17 (20·2%) 14 (18·2%)
No 67 (79·8%) 63 (81·8%)
Intelligence quotient (IQ)
Verbal 58·87 (8·67) 63·14 (10·15)
Performance 57·84 (9·18) 58·45 (8·11)
Full scale 55·44 (8·02) 58·34 (8·38)
Support with living
Less than daily support 25 (29·8%) 24 (31·2%)
Daily support (contact at some point 7 days per week) 59 (70·2%) 53 (68·8%)
Vision
Visual impairment 55 (65·5%) 45 (58·4%)
No visual impairment 29 (34·5%) 32 (41·6%)
Hearing
Hearing impairment 20 (23·8%) 8 (10·4%)
No hearing impairment 64 (76·2%) 69 (89·6%)
Mobility
Mobility problems 19 (22·6%) 20 (26·0%)
No mobility problems 65 (77·4%) 57 (74·0%)
Anti-epileptic medication
Yes 4 (4·8%) 9 (11·7%)
No 80 (95·2%) 68 (88·3%)
Antidepressants
Yes 53 (63·1%) 51 (66·2%)
No 31 (36·9%) 26 (33·8%)
Mood stabilisers
Yes 11 (13·1%) 15 (19·5%)
No 73 (86·9%) 62 (80·5%)

Data are mean (SD) or n (%).

*

Two participants declined to respond (n=83 for BeatIt, n=76 for StepUp).

Two participants declined to respond (n=84 for BeatIt, n=75 for StepUp).