Table 1.

Demographic, clinical, and psychiatric variables and diagnoses of the sample.

	DEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES
	N = 178	Men (n = 132)	Women (n = 46)	t	p
	Mean ± SD	Mean ± SD	Mean ± SD
AGE	46.52 ± 9.86	45.84 ± 9.73	48.48 ± 10.09	1.57	0.119
CIVIL STATUS	%	%	%	χ2	p
Single	26.19	29.13	17.07	4.98	0.173
Married/partnered	34.52	33.07	39.02
Separated/divorced	37.5	37	39.02
Widow	1.78	0.79	4.88
LIVING WITH	%	%	%	χ2	p
Partner and children	14.81	14.52	15.79	12.69	0.123
Partner	14.81	11.29	26.31
Children	7.41	3.23	21.05
Parents	14.81	24.2	10.53
Family	9.88	9.68	10.53
Friends	1.23	1.61	–
Alone	22.22	24.19	15.79
Protected environment	6.17	8.06	–
Unstable	2.47	3.23	–
ACADEMIC LEVEL	%	%	%	χ2	p
Primary (or lower)	43.6	45.9	36.6	1.083	0.364
Secondary (or upper)	56.4	54.1	63.4
EMPLOYMENT	%	%	%	χ2	p
Active	27.22	30.71	16.67	3.141	0.076
	CLINICAL VARIABLES
	%	%	%	χ2	p
Psychiatric history	51.92	52.5	50	0.046	0.830
Nicotine use	76.3	79.2	67.7	1.593	0.222
Psychotic symptoms	18.5	22.7	7.3	4.696	0.034
Suicide attempts	19.1	12.7	34.6	5.721	0.035
	%	%	%	χ2	p
Medical history	59.4	59.2	60	1.254	0.534
Infectious Dis.	6.3	7	4.4	1.656	0.647
Cardiological Dis.	12.6	15.5	4.4	4.55	0.208
Hepatic Dis.	21.4	20.2	25	2.477	0.479
BDI	16.4	14.65	20.54	2.844	0.006*
STAI-E	58.19	58.11	58.47	0.059	0.953
SCID I (111/39)	%	%	%	χ2	p
Mood Disorder	30.7	26.4	42.5	3.592	0.072
Anxiety Disorder	17.1	14.3	25	2.386	0.144
SCID II	%	%	%	χ2	p
Personality Disorder	19.2	20.7	15	0.620	0.492

*Significant with Bonferroni.

All the significant results are in bold.