Table 5.

Modulatory factors with significant difference between focal and generalized epilepsy.

	Focal (N = 238)			Generalized (N = 131)
	Provoc%	Inhibit %	NoMod %	Provoc%	Inhibit%	NoMod%
Certain memories*	24.4	0.8	74.8	9.9	2.3	87.8
Certain thoughts**	25.2	1.3	73.5	11.5	3.8	84.7
Déjà vu*	19.7	0	80.3	7.6	1.5	90.8
Positive feelings**	13	10.1	76.9	2.3	11.5	86.3
Lights*	13	0.4	86.6	29	0	71
Flashes*	12.2	0.8	87	30.5	0	69.5
Brightness**	5.9	0.4	93.7	14.5	0	85.5
Listening to talks**	9.7	0	90.3	3.8	2.3	93.9
Sports**	16	3.8	80.3	3.8	4.6	91.6
Lack of sleep**	50.8	0.8	48.3	67.2	1.5	31.3
Seizure upon awakening*	12.6	0	87.4	28.2	1.5	70.2
Substance use**	4.5	0	95.5	3.9	5.3	90.8

Statistical calculations were done among those who were exposed to modulatory factors. The bold and underlined ones are statistically significant rates according to adjusted residual (≥2) values, and Bonferroni-corrected p-values were calculated according to number of epilepsy subgroups (0.05/2; p < 0.025) in Pearson chi-square.

Provoc, provocation; Inhibit, inhibition; NoMod, no modulation.

^*p ≤ 0.001.

^**p < 0.025.