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. 2018 May 4;43(11):2212–2220. doi: 10.1038/s41386-018-0083-z

Table-1.

Demographic and clinical variables in 35 OBP, 33 OCP, and 39 OHP

N Mean SD Stats Sig.
Age [YY] OBP 35 13.7 2.6 F[2,104] 0.3 0.731
OCP 33 13.7 2.3
OHP 39 14.0 2.0
Sex [M/F] OBP 18 17 χ2[1] 1.0 0.587
OCP 21 12
OHP 23 16
Handedness [R/L] OBP 33 2 χ2[1] 0.7 0.709
OCP 31 2
OHP 35 4
IQ (from WASI)a OBP 35 100.3 15.1 F[2,104] 2.2 0.111
OCP 33 102.5 14.0
OHP 39 106.8 12.9
Parental education [lower/higher]& OBP 5 30 χ2[2] 4.3 0.113
OCP 3 30
OHP 9 28
DIAGNOSIS (non-BD psychopathology) [yes/no] OBP 15 20 χ2[1] 0.1 0.971
OCP 14 19
ADHD[yes/no] OBP 8 27 χ2[1] 0.2 0.634
OCP 6 27
Anxiety [yes/no] OBP 6 29 χ2[1] 0.1 0.911
OCP 6 27
Bipolar disorder [yes/no] OBP 0 35
OCP 0 33
Depressive disorder [yes/no] OBP 4 31 χ2[1] 0.0 0.929
OCP 4 29
Conduct-ODD-disrupt. [yes/no] OBP 2 33 χ2[1] 0.0 0.952
OCP 2 31
Substance abuse [yes/no] OBP 0 35
OCP 0 33
Scared [parent] OBP 35 10.0 7.1 F[2,104] 6.3 0.003
OCP 33 9.2 10.2
OHP 39 1.5 2.3
Scared [child] OBP 35 13.1 14.0 F[2,104] 3.1 0.048
OCP 33 8.2 11.8
OHP 39 3.5 3.7
Child affect lability [parent] OBP 35 9.6 10.8 t[66] 2.1 0.040
OCP 33 4.8 5.8
Child affect lability [child] OBP 35 10.8 12.5 t[66] 1.5 0.122
OCP 33 5.7 9.2
Mood feeling questionnaire [parent] OBP 35 7.1 9.4 t[66] 1.8 0.081
OCP 33 3.7 3.6
Mood feeling questionnaire [child] OBP 35 8.1 10.2 t[66] 0.4 0.670
OCP 33 7.1 9.8
Manic symptoms [K-MRS]b OBP 33 2.0 2.8 t[63] 3.0 0.003
OCP 32 0.3 0.7
Depressive Symptoms [K-DRS] OBP 33 3.2 5.9 t[63] 1.1 0.276
OCP 32 1.6 3.5
Stony Brook Inventory symptoms [count]c OBP 33 62.4 301.3 t[63] −0.9 0.398
OCP 32 9.8 181.3
Psychotropic medication [yes/no]d OBP 6 29 χ2[1] 0.5 0.824
OCP 5 28

P values ≤ 0.05 are reported in bold characters

OBP offspring of bipolar parents, OCP offspring of comparison parents, OHP offspring of healthy parents

aThere was no significant difference between OBP and OCP (t = −0.632, p = 0.530).

& Parental Education was measured using the H index. Lower = parents with high school education or lower; higher = parents with partial Collage education or higher

Missing information on parental education in 2 OHP.

bAffected OBP reported higher levels of subthreshold manic symptoms than healthy OBP (t[23] = 3.2, p = 0.006); healthy OCP (t[23] = 3.7, p = 0.002) and affected OCP (t[23] = 3.5, p = 0.002)

cSymptom Count is based on the number of symptoms necessary for a DSM-IV diagnosis

dAll participants completed medication forms that documented psychotropic medications used at the time of the scan. Five OBP (antipsychotics: n = 2, non-stimulants = 2 and stimulants: n = 1) and six OCP (antidepressants: n = 3 and stimulants: n = 3) were taking one class of psychotropic medications, and one OBP was taking a combination (antipsychotic, topiramate and antidepressant) therapy