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. 2018 Jun 8;45(3):600–609. doi: 10.1093/schbul/sby069

Table 1.

Demographical and Clinical Characteristics of Participants

CHR Group (N = 101) CHR Negative (N = 215) OVS (N = 27) Controls (N = 38) Statisticsa
Mean age (y) 22.03 (4.0) 22.71 (4.6) 19.81 (2.1) 23.07 .05 (CHR vs OVS)
Gender (male/female) 24/77 69/146 5/22 16/26 .05 (CHR vs OVS)
Education (y) 15.74 (2.9) 15.74 (3.1) 14.56 (2.3) 16.63 (2.8) .05 (CT vs OVS)
CHR category
 SPI-A 71
 CAARMS 73
 SPI-A/CAARMS 43
BACS datab
 Verbal memory 50.84 (11.0) 50.42 (8.9) .83
 Digit sequencing 20.72 (4.0) 20.66 (2.7) .93
 Token motor task 67.83 (14.1) 79.03 (12.9) .01
 Verbal fluency 57.06 (13.9) 59.45 (14.6) .39
 Symbol coding 67.78 (13.3) 74.42 (9.8) .05
 Tower of London 18.21 (2.4) 18.37 (1.9) .72
 Total score 283.34 (36.0) 302.34 (25.9) .05
GAF 61.06 (12.1) 75.32 (11.3) 76.75 (8.3) 88.68 (5.3) .00 (CT vs CHR+, CT vs CHR, CT vs OVS, OVS vs CHR+, OVS vs CHR, CHR vs CHR+
Role/social functioning
 Role current 7.60 (1.1) 8.63 (0.7) .01
 Social current 7.77 (0.9) 8.89 (0.4) .01
Premorbid adjustment
Childhood 1.02 (0.9) 0.36 (0.6) .01
 Early adolescence 1.13 (0.8) 0.49 (0.6) .01
 Late adolescence 1.04 (0.7) 0.69 (0.9) .01

aAll statistical comparisons were carried out with a one-way ANOVA except for differences in gender where a chi-squared test was applied. Standard deviations are in brackets where appropriate.

bBACS data was only available from n = 87 CHR participants.