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. 2018 Mar 31;44(Suppl 2):S536–S546. doi: 10.1093/schbul/sby035

Table 3.

Phase 2 Results: Participants’ Demographics and Clinical Characteristics

Schizophrenia Patients (n = 31) Negative Schizotypy (n = 27) Positive Schizotypy (n = 18) Healthy Controls (n = 29)
Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD F [3, 101]2 P
Age (years) 32.48 11.27 32.89 11.44 34.61 13.34 28.38 9.83 1.37 .26
Handedness (right vs left) 28 vs 3 27 vs 0 18 vs 0 28 vs 1 4.71 .20
Gender (male vs female) 16 vs 15 11 vs 16 8 vs 10 11 vs 18 1.28 .73
Education (years) 12.55 3.21 12.15 2.97 11.89 3.77 14.86 2.23 5.44 <.01
Composition of unaffected relatives (parents vs siblings vs children) 5 vs 20 vs 2 4 vs 13 vs 1 0.14 .94
Estimated IQ 112.16 10.27 117.81 13.05 110.06 12.12 115.07 9.78 2.14 .10
Age of onset (years) 29.27 10.56
Duration of untreated psychosis (months) 22.79 40.57
Duration of illness (months) 35.27 40.39
Chlorpromazine equivalence (mg/d) 258.29 187.66
PANSS positive subscale 8.16 2.79
PANSS negative subscale 9.52 2.47
PANSS general subscale 18.77 2.10
SANS affective flatting subscale 0.67 0.61
SANS alogia subscale 0.35 0.49
SANS avolition/ apathy subscale 0.41 0.55
SANS anhedonia/ asociality subscale 0.79 0.83
SANS attention subscale 0.42 0.65

Note: IQ, intelligence, PANSS, the Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale, SANS, the Scale for the Assessment of Negative Symptoms.

P < .05 are in bold.