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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Feb 4.
Published in final edited form as: Schizophr Res. 2021 Feb 4;228:385–393. doi: 10.1016/j.schres.2021.01.009

Table 2:

Comparisons of demographic, cognitive, functional and clinical measures by patient diagnostic group at baseline

SZ Patients BD Patients Statistic (df) p value
Mean (SD) N Mean (SD) N
Age 22.67 (3.96) 24 23.4 (3.61) 30 t = −0.71 (52) 0.4805
Male (counts and %) 16 (66.67%) 24 17 (56.67%) 30 χ 2 = 0.1346 0.714
Education 14.33 (1.55) 24 15.13 (1.74) 30 t = −1.76 (52) 0.0838
Full Scale IQ (FSIQ) 116.49 (8.22) 24 116.36 (7.01) 30 t = 0.062 (52) 0.951
Duration of Illness (yr) 1.45 (1.35) 24 1.17 (1.0) 29 t = 0.88 (51) 0.38
Age of Onset 21.21 (4.05) 24 22.21 (3.82) 30 t = −0.92 (52) 0.36
MATRICS Social Subscore 50.14 (9.40) 21 53.14 (10.68) 29 t = −1.028 (48) 0.3091
Composite neurocognition 42.10 (8.22) 21 46.19 (9.88) 30 t = −1.56 (49) 0.1261
MCAS total score 42.83 (8.42) 23 48.57 (4.23) 30 t = −3.24 (51) 0.0021
TASIT 53 (5.70) 14 55.71 (5.09) 21 t = −1.47 (33) 0.1500
UPSA total score 74.87 (12.50) 14 80.92 (11.03) 21 t = −1.51 (33) 0.1410
CPZ 205.94 (201.73) 21 154.38 (188.66) 28 t = 0.92 (47) 0.3627
PANSS Positive 15.13 (6.41) 23 12.03 (6.27) 30 t = 1.77 (51) 0.0835
PANSS Negative 13.30 (4.51) 23 11.37 (3.75) 30 t = 1.71 (51) 0.0936
PANSS General 30.87 (5.47) 23 27.07 (7.19) 30 t = 2.11 (51) 0.0398
PANSS Total 59.30 (12.29) 23 50.47 (14.53) 30 t = 2.34 (51) 0.0231

Average baseline demographic, cognitive, and functional measures, represented by mean and standard deviation, were compared between SZ and BD patients. Bolded text represents significant differences between groups.