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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Early Interv Psychiatry. 2020 Jan 14;15(1):96–103. doi: 10.1111/eip.12914

TABLE 1.

Baseline characteristics for FFT-CHR, EC and non-randomized NAPLS2 groups

FFT Group EC Group NAPLS2 Group Test statistic P value
n Mean (SD) n Mean (SD) n Mean (SD) χ 2/F (df)
Age 50 17.86 (4.28) 44 17.83 (3.91) 401 18.78 (4.35) F(2) = 1.754 .17
Female, No. (%) 50 18 (36%) 44 19 (43.2%) 401 170 (42.4%) χ 2(2) = .95 .68
Baseline antipsychotic use, No. (%) 50 9 (18%) 44 8 (14.1%) 401 67 (16.7%) χ 2(2) = .95 .76
Baseline positive symptoms 50 11.84 (3.61) 44 11.23 (3.06) 401 11.67 (3.99) F(2) = 0.324 .72
6-month positive symptoms 50 8.42 (3.90) 44 9.2 (4.58) 401 8.49 (4.53) F(2) = .532 .59
Improvement in positive symptoms from baseline to 6 months 50 3.42 (5.37) 44 2.02 (5.10) 401 3.18 (4.22) F(2) = 1.496 .22
Predicted risk of conversion 50 .18 (.10) 44 .16 (.08) 401 .17 (.11) F(2) = .451 .64
Received psychosocial treatment prior to baseline, No. (%) 50 26 (52%) 44 25 (57%) 399 202 (51%) χ 2(2) = .62 .73
Received psychosocial treatment at 6 months, No. (%) 49 37 (75.5%) 38 32 (84%) 398 238 (60%) χ2(2) = 12.40 .002

Abbreviations: EC, enhanced care; CHR, clinical high-risk; FFT, family-focused therapy; NAPSL2, North American Prodromal Longitudinal Study.