Table 1.

Demographics variables of the samples.

	Clinical Sample (N = 515)		Control Sample (N = 183)		Total Sample (N = 698)
Age
	M = 39.03, SD = 11.64		M = 29.09, SD = 8.62		M = 36.44, SD = 11.77
Sex
	n	%	n	%	n	%
Male	398	77.3	84	45.9	482	69.1
Female	111	21.6	98	53.6	209	29.9
Missing values	6	1.2	1	0.5	7	1.0
Nationality
Italian	468	90.9	179	97.8	647	92.7
Other	27	5.2	1	0.5	28	4.0
Missing values	20	3.9	3	1.6	23	3.3
Marital status
Single	284	55.1	127	69.4	411	58.9
Married	117	22.7	45	24.6	162	23.2
Separated	46	8.9	1	0.5	47	6.7
Divorced	26	5.0	4	2.2	30	4.3
Widowed	7	1.4	2	1.1	9	1.3
Cohabitant	30	5.8	3	1.6	33	4.7
Missing values	5	1.0	1	0.5	6	0.9
Professional condition
Unemployed	237	46.0	22	12.0	259	37.1
Looking for first job	15	2.9	10	5.5	25	3.6
Entrepreneur	19	3.7	16	8.7	35	5.0
Employee	63	12.2	39	21.3	102	14.6
Artisan	31	6.0	4	2.2	35	5.0
Trader	16	3.1	4	2.2	20	2.9
Armed forces	2	0.4	2	1.1	4	0.6
Housewife	6	1.2	5	2.7	11	1.6
Student	18	3.5	69	37.7	87	12.5
Retired	29	5.6	1	0.5	30	4.3
Other	72	14.0	9	4.9	81	11.6
Missing values	7	1.4	2	1.1	9	1.3
Study degree (years of education)
Elementary school (5 years)	33	6.4	0	0	33	4.7
Middle School diploma (8 years)	250	48.5	22	12.0	272	39.0
High School diploma (13 years)	199	38.6	99	54.1	298	42.7
University degree (16 years)	11	2.1	29	15.8	40	5.7
Master’s degree (18 years)	12	2.3	25	13.7	37	5.3
Post-Lauream Specialization (22 years)	5	1.0	8	4.4	13	1.9
Missing values	5	1.0	0	0	5	0.7