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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Schizophr Res. 2018 Oct 26;206:413–419. doi: 10.1016/j.schres.2018.10.009

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics for healthy subjects and psychosis patients.

Psychosis Patients
Healthy Subjects Schizophrenia Psychotic Bipolar Disorder
(n=261) Early (n=127) Chronic (n=171) Early (n=51) Chronic (n=61)
Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD





Sex (male:female) 155:106 106:21 103:68 34:17 21:40
Race (White:Other) 183:70 87:40 101:70 36:15 50:11
Age 30.20 11.35 21.17 2.99 36.56 11.61 22.47 4.74 40.51 12.58
Education 15.12 2.18 13.29 2.07 12.88 2.80 13.48 2.03 14.64 2.33
Parental Education 14.38 2.41 14.97 2.58 13.47 3.19 15.07 2.31 14.33 3.07
Premorbid IQ 110.19 11.59 101.42 15.12 95.47 17.17 106.02 13.41 103.82 15.62
PANSS Postive -- -- 17.74 7.03 20.52 7.44 17.41 9.09 14.82 7.22
PANSS Negative -- -- 17.85 7.84 15.31 6.86 11.61 5.94 10.40 3.03
PANSS General -- -- 33.27 8.15 33.42 8.25 27.41 7.76 26.62 6.97
HAMD-17 -- -- 8.56 5.73 9.72 6.78 7.48 5.64 8.89 6.54
YMRS -- -- 3.44 5.36 5.64 6.56 7.08 10.33 7.00 9.40
Duration of Illness, years -- -- 0.44 0.49 16.19 11.05 0.38 0.53 14.52 11.48
Chlorpromazine Equivalent -- -- 318.14 162.52 550.28 403.09 336.71 266.22 341.29 199.11

Note: Subject education available for 236 healthy subjects, 379 psychosis patients; parental education available for 220 healthy subjects, 349 psychosis patients; duration of illness .available for 405 psychosis patients; PANSS available for 397 psychosis patients; HAMD available for 404; YMRS available for 376 psychosis patients.

Abbreviations: SD=Standard Deviation