TABLE 2.

Demographic and clinical features of the sample

Demographics	Low‐risk	High‐risk	BSD	Total	Statistics	p‐value
Sample size (n)	37	47	30	114
Age—M(StD)	21.11(2.04)	20.64(2.03)	21.33(2.36)	20.71(2.00)	F(1,113) = 2.6	p = .11
Gender (% female)	51%	43%	50%	47%	χ2(113) = 0.59	p = .75
Familial bipolar diagnosis	2.70%	6.38%	0.00%	3.51%
Comorbid diagnoses	Low‐risk	High‐risk	BSD	Total	χ2	p‐value
Depression	45.95%	57.45%	NA	39.47%	22.74	>.0001
Anxiety disorder	21.62%	29.79%	36.67%	28.95%	1.85	.39
ADHD	0.00%	8.51%	3.33%	4.39%	3.78	.15
Substance use disorder	18.92%	17.02%	30.00%	21.05%	1.9	.39

Note: Familial bipolar diagnosis includes any person with a first‐ or second‐degree relative; Depression category includes any depressive diagnosis (e.g., dysthymia, major depression, depression not otherwise).

Abbreviations: BSD, bipolar spectrum disorder; NA, not applicable as depression symptoms are contained within the BSD diagnosis.