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Table 1.

Comparison of sociodemographic profiles in both groups

Variables	Good PSP	Poor PSP	P
Gender distribution
Male	23	21	0.55^†
Female	7	9
Mean age (years)	33.57	35.87	0.232^‡
Education
School educated	0	5	0.02^§,†
College educated	30	25	0.02^§,†
Employment
Never employed	0	13	0.001^§,†
Unemployed	0	17
Employed	30	0
Marital status
Married	16	21	0.18^†
Unmarried	14	9	0.18^†
Residence
Urban	30	20	0.001^§,†
Rural	0	10	0.001^§,†
Socioeconomic status
High	5	7	0.80^†
Middle	22	20
Lower	3	3
Family history of psychiatric illness
Yes	5	4	0.71^†
No	25	26	0.71^†
Mean PANSS total score	50.53±5.64	63.63±6.20	0.001^§,‡
Mean duration of illness (months)	71.80±70.68	113.20±78.38	0.036^§,‡

^§P<0.05 Significant; ^†Statistical analysis done using Chi-square test; ^‡Statistical analysis done using unpaired t-test. PSP – Personal and Social Performance; PANSS – Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale