Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of nonclinical and clinical subjects.

	Nonclinical n = 1,248	Clinical n = 575
Gender
Male	541	196
Female	707	379
Age (years)
18-29	580	239
30-39	250	119
40-49	183	109
50-65	235	108
Marital status
Single	411	164
Married and relationship	792	98
Divorced and widowed	45	28
Missing	0	285
Schooling
Still in school	7	38
Less than high school diploma	137	269
High school diploma	1065	155
other schooling	39	94
missing	0	19

Main diagnosis	n	comorbidity1
Affective disorders	163	107
Psychotic disorders	9	3
Substance abuse and dependency	1	1
Anxiety disorders	126	96
Somatoform disorders	51	44
Eating disorders	38	33
Sleep disorders	1	1
Adjustment disorder	12	5
Sexual and sexual identity disorders	2	1
Personality disorders	21	17
Other	25	15
No final diagnosis yet2	126	-

Note. ¹Absolute and relative number of people with one or more comorbidities within one of the categories shown on the left. ²All patients underwent a structured diagnostic interview (SCID-I and SCID-II; Wittchen, Wunderlich, Gruschwitz, & Zaudig, 1997). Patients waiting for psychotherapy did not have a verified diagnosis yet.