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. 2021 Jun 17;18(6):570–579. doi: 10.30773/pi.2020.0404

Table 1.

Sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of participants

Characteristics Total (N=100) High (N=28) Low (N=72) p value (t, χ2)
Age 38.84±13.33 39.54±15.12 38.57±12.67 0.766 (t=0.300)
Sex
 Female 57 12 45 0.075 (χ2=3.174)
 Male 43 16 27
Education level
 Elementary and middle school 14 2 12 0.463 (χ2=1.542)
 High school or college/university 72 22 50
 Above graduate school 14 4 10
HDRS score 1.53±1.82 1.29±1.51 1.63±1.92 0.405 (t=-0.837)
BIS (total) 47.20±8.63 58.00±4.16 43.00±5.78 <0.001 (t=12.511)
BIS (attention) 13.89±2.46 16.32±1.83 12.94±1.99 <0.001 (t=7.805)
BIS (motor) 13.87±3.60 18.00±2.31 12.26±2.60 <0.001 (t=10.223)
BIS (non-planning) 19.44±4.02 23.68±2.74 17.79±3.144 <0.001 (t=8.703)
TICV (cm3) 1506.53±137.01 1516.89±164.22 1502.50±125.94 0.640 (t=0.470)

Data are presented as mean±standard deviation for age, HDRS-17 scores, and BIS scores. The p values for the distribution of sex and education level were obtained using a chi-squared test. High group: BIS=53 or higher; Low group: BIS=52 or lower (75%ile score was 53). BIS: Barratt Impulsiveness Scale, HDRS: 17-item Hamilton Depression Rating Scale, TICV: total intracranial cavity volume