Table 2.

Correlation coefficients and statistical significance between suicide index and demographic, clinical, and psychological factors

Finding	Correlation with the suicidal index	Effect size	P-value	Significance after Bonferroni correction for multiple comparisons
Age (years)	−0.03	–	ns	ns
Number of hospitalizations	0.29	–	< 0.05	ns
Duration of the treated disorder	0.24	S	< 0.01	P < 0.05
Onset of the disorder	−0.32	–	< 0.05	ns
objCGI-S	0.40	M	< 0.01	P < 0.05
BDI-II	0.41	M	< 0.01	P < 0.05
LSAS-total	0.47	M	< 0.001	P < 0.01
PANSS total	0.42	M	< 0.01	P < 0.05
PANSS positive	0.44	M	< 0.01	P < 0.05
PANSS negative	0.06	–	ns	ns
PANSS general	0.48	M	< 0.001	P < 0.01
ADHS-total	−0.43	M	< 0.01	P < 0.05
ISMI-total	0.51	L	< 0.001	P < 0.01
Novelty seeking	0.18	–	ns	ns
Harm-avoidance	0.54	L	< 0.001	P < 0.01
Reward dependence	0.16	–	ns	ns
Persistence	−0.28	–	ns	ns
Self-directedness	−0.39	–	< 0.01	ns
Cooperativeness	0.01	–	ns	ns
Self-transcendence	0.06	–	ns	ns
Antipsychotic index (n = 48)	0.22	–	ns	ns
Antidepressant index (n = 21)	0.48	–	< 0.05	ns

Note: Effect sizes: the Bonferroni correction – the significance of correlation after dividing the basic level of significance (0.05) by the number of measured calculations.

Abbreviations: objCGI-S, objective (clinician) evaluation of Clinical Global Impression-Severity scale; BDI-II, Beck Depression Inventory – second edition; LSAS, Liebowitz Social Anxiety Scale; PANSS, positive and negative syndrome scale; ADHS, Adult Dispositional Hope Scale; ISMI, Internalized Stigma of Mental Illness; S, small; M, medium; L, large; ns, not significant.