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. 2019 Jun 6;14(6):e0216937. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0216937

Table 4. Quality of life enjoyment and satisfactiona for ESDS sample (N = 247).

Overall Sample and By Broad and Narrow Definitions of Psychiatric Complaints at Intake.

Items (Satisfaction in Past Week)a
Mean (sd)/N
Total
(N = 247)
Broad: Any Psych. Sx or Dx Narrow: Any Psych. Dx
Yes (N = 178) No (N = 69) Significance
t, df, p
Yes (N = 60) No (N = 187) Significance
t, df, p
Physical Health 2.28 (1.05)/237 2.17 (0.96)/172 2.55 (1.24)/65 2.23, 94.4b, 0.028 2.17 (1.08)/58 2.31 (1.05)/179 0.88, 235, 0.378
Mood 2.97 (1.03)/237 2.76 (0.95)/171 3.50 (1.06)/66 5.21, 235, <0.0001 2.76 (0.96)/58 3.03 (1.05)/179 1.77, 235, 0.078
Work 2.69 (1.26)/192 2.43 (1.18)/136 3.34 (1.21)/56 4.82, 190, <0.0001 2.52 (1.17)/46 2.75 (1.29)/146 1.06, 190, 0.292
Household Activities 2.57 (1.18)/236 2.36 (1.08)/170 3.09 (1.30)/66 4.39, 234, <0.0001 2.41 (106)/58 2.62 (1.22)/178 1.14, 234, 0.255
Social Relationships 3.16 (1.19)/231 2.90 (1.17)/165 3.80 (1.01)/66 5.53, 229, <0.0001 2.75 (1.14)/55 3.28 (1.19)/176 2.97, 229, 0.003
Family Relationships 3.77 (1.05)/235 3.52 (1.09)/170 4.40 (0.70)/65 7.33, 175b, <0.0001 3.36 (1.04)/58 3.90 (1.03)/177 3.44, 233, 0.001
Leisure Time Activities 2.50 (1.21)/232 2.35 (1.15)/166 2.88 (1.28)/66 3.05, 230, 0.002 2.39 (1.22)/57 1.54 (1.21)/175 0.82, 230, 0.415
Ability to Function in Daily Life 2.61 (1.20)/235 2.46 (1.13)/170 3.02 (1.30)/65 3.23, 233, 0.001 2.40 (1.21)/57 2.68 (1.20)/178 1.51, 233, 0.132
Sexual Drive/Interest 2.39 (1.24)/207 2.18 (1.15)/150 2.92 (1.33)/57 4.01, 205, <0.0001 2.06 (1.04)/68 2.48 (1.29)/159 2.07, 205, 0.039
Economic Status 3.68 (1.09)/226 3.51 (1.14)/163 4.11 (0.84)/63 4.34, 151b, <0.0001 3.64 (1.11)/55 3.69 (1.09)/171 0.32, 224, 0.752
Living/Housing Situation 4.10 (0.93)/234 3.96 (0.98)/169 4.45 (0.69)/65 4.25, 164b, <0.0001 4.03 (0.86)/58 4.12 (0.95)/176 0.60, 232, 0.547
Ability to Get Around Without Falling 3.20 (1.31)/238 3.09 (1.25)/172 3.48 (1.43)/66 2.08, 236, 0.039 3.05 (1.29)/58 3.25 (1.32)/180 1.00, 236, 0.318
Vision 3.42 (1.19)/236 3.26 (1.21)/171 3.85 (1.03)/65 3.47, 234, 0.0006 3.31 (1.20)/58 3.46 (1.19)/178 0.80, 234, 0.423
Overall Sense of Wellbeing 2.81 (1.12)/233 2.61 (1.03)/168 3.32 (1.20)/65 4.55, 231, <0.0001 2.57 (1.03)/58 2.89 (1.14)/175 1.87, 231, 0.062
Medication (if applicable) 3.16 (1.11)/180 3.01 (1.11)/130 3.54 (1.01)/50 2.95, 178, 0.004 2.87 (1.16)/45 3.25 (1.08)/135 2.04, 178, 0.043
Overall Life Satisfaction 2.75 (1.14)/239 2.61 (1.07)/172 3.12 (1.23)/65 3.16, 237, 0.002 2.52 (1.10)/58 2.83 (1.14)/181 1.82, 237, 0.070
Score Based on Items 1–14 for patients with no more than 2 items missingc Mean (sd)/N 50.20 (20.73)/227 45.76 (18.63)/165 62.01 (21.57)/62 5.60, 225, <0.0001d 45.16 (17.28)/56 51.85 (21.54)/171 2.11, 225, 0.036e
Standardized (z-score) around community sample Mean (sd)/N -2.47 (1.82)/227 -2.86 (1.63)/165 -1.44 (1.89)/62 5.60, 225, <0.0001 -2.92 (1.52)/56 -2.33 (1.89)/171 2.11, 225, 0.036

aItem response scale is 1 = very poor, 2 = poor, 3 = fair, 4 = good, 5 = very good for the subject’s satisfaction in the past week.

bAfter Satterthwaite adjustment for unequal group variances.

cScore is the percent of maximum possible, out of 12 to 14 items that were answered.

dSignificant after Holm correction for multiple comparisons.

eNon-significant after Holm correction for multiple comparisons.