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. 2019 Feb 13;10:46. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2019.00046

Table 4.

Summary of causal attributions and comparison of causal attributions between depression and schizophrenia vignettes within both groups.

Depression Schizophrenia t-statistics Adjusted p-values D
M (SD), n = 302 M (SD), n = 145 M (SD), n = 157
NATIVE GERMANS
Biogenetic causes 3.34 (0.77) 3.10 (0.78) 3.57 (0.69) t(289.50) = 5.61 < 0.001*** 0.64
Childhood adversities 3.42 (0.79) 3.49 (0.79) 3.35 (0.79) t(289.06) = 1.60 0.138 −0.18
Current stress 3.50 (0.68) 3.80 (0.56) 3.21 (0.66) t(297.61) = 8.45 < 0.001*** −0.97
Supernatural causes 1.42 (0.77) 1.39 (0.70) 1.45 (0.83) t(297.54) = 0.75 0.454 0.09
Unfavorable traits 2.12 (0.93) 2.21 (0.96) 2.03 (0.90) t(293.93) = 1.70 0.138 −0.20
Depression Schizophrenia t-statistics Adjusted p-values D
M (SD), n = 173 M (SD), n = 87 M (SD), n = 86
TURKISH IMMIGRANTS
Biogenetic causes 3.34 (0.89) 3.19 (0.91) 3.49 (0.84) t(170.31) = 2.26 0.063 0.34
Childhood adversities 3.80 (0.76) 3.77 (0.76) 3.83 (0.76) t(170.92) = 0.55 0.586 −0.08
Current stress 3.81 (0.67) 3.91 (0.62) 3.71 (0.72) t(166.41) = 1.98 0.081 −0.30
Supernatural causes 2.13 (1.16) 1.85 (0.97) 2.42 (1.26) t(159.18) = 3.32 0.006** 0.50
Unfavorable traits 3.18 (0.97) 3.13 (0.90) 3.23 (1.04 t(166.85) = 0.72 0.586 0.11
**

p < 0.01,

***

p < 0.001.