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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychophysiology. 2017 Jul 29;55(1):10.1111/psyp.12953. doi: 10.1111/psyp.12953

TABLE 1.

Demographic and clinical variables

COD with anxious apprehension COD without anxious apprehension Healthy control Contrast p value < .05
Mean or percentage SD Mean or Percentage SD Mean or Percentage SD
Age at EEG 25.26 3.59 25.25 4.03 29.01 5.82 b, c
BDI 20.70 10.78 8.84 6.37 2.67 3.88 a, b, c
RDQ-R 53.53 9.42 38.84 11.84 27.02 5.93 a, b
Age at first MDE 13.54 4.60 12.65 2.82
Lifetime number of MDE 3.33 1.94 2.43 1.55
Psychotropic medication use, current 33% 14% 0% b, c
Psychotropic medication use, lifetime 78% 89% 4% b, c
Psychiatric hospitalization lifetime 61% 54% 0% b, c
MDE, current 39% 11% 0% a, b, c
Alcohol disorder, lifetime 44% 35% 6% b, c
Substance disorder, lifetime 6% 19% 0% c

Note. a= COD with anxious apprehension significantly different from COD without anxious apprehension, p < .05; b= COD with anxious apprehension significantly different from healthy controls, p < .05; c= COD without anxious apprehension significantly different from healthy controls, p < .05. BDI = Beck Depression Inventory; RDQ-R = Response to Depression Questionnaire–Rumination; MDE = major depressive episode.