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. 2018 Apr 30;3(1):31–42. doi: 10.1007/s41669-018-0078-z

Table 1.

Psychiatric diagnostics, severity of symptoms and sociodemographic profiles (n = 147)

Characteristic n (%)
Sex
 Female 75 51.0
 Male 72 49.0
Education
 Illiterate 30 20.4
 Primary school I (grade 1–4) 78 53.1
 Primary school II (grade 5–8) 23 15.6
 High school (grade 9–11) 12 8.2
 College 3 2.1
 Not stated 1 0.7
Occupational status
 Never worked 94 63.9
 Unemployed 40 28.6
 Formal work 1 0.7
 Retired 9 6.1
 Not stated 3 2.0
Marital status
 Single 119 81.0
 Married 12 6.8
 Widow 4 2.7
 Divorced 7 4.8
 Not stated 5 3.4
Psychiatric diagnosis (DSM-IV, MINI)
 Psychosis, current 77 52.4
 Psychosis, lifetime 106 72.1
 Psychosis with mood disorder 10 6.8
 Alcohol abuse or dependence, current 2 1.4
 Alcohol dependence, lifetime 11 7.5
 Drug abuse or dependence, current 10 6.8
 Drug dependence, lifetime 9 6.1
 Depression, current 5 3.4
 Depression, lifetime 11 7.5
 Mania, current 2 1.4
 Mania, lifetime 3 2.0
 Panic disorder, current or lifetime 1 0.7
 Agoraphobia, current 1 0.7
 GAD, current 1 0.7
 Social phobia, current 1 0.7
 Antisocial personality disorder 1 0.7
CGI severity of psychiatric symptoms (scores 1–7)
 Normal (score 1) 3 2
 Borderline (score 2) 15 10.2
 Mild (score 3) 33 22.4
 Moderate (score 4) 28 19
 Marked (score 5) 38 25.9
 Severe (score 6) 24 16.3
 Most extreme (score 7) 6 4.1
Residential region
 North 40 27.21
 South 15 10.20
 East 24 16.32
 South-East 36 24.49
 Centre-West 32 21.78

CGI Clinical Global Impression, DSM-IV Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 4th edition, GAD generalised anxiety disorder, MINI Mini International Neuropsychiatric Interview