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. 2021 Jul 6;31:102757. doi: 10.1016/j.nicl.2021.102757

Table 1.

Associations between DE and demographic and clinical characteristics. All statistics indicate the relationship between discriminatory experiences (DE) and the characteristic listed (t-test, F-test, or Spearman’s correlation). DE scores ranged from 0 to 6. Baseline (BL) measures were calculated for all 716 study participants; follow-up measures were calculated for participants who completed at least one assessment following their first imaging visit (N = 615). P-value terms: ns p > 0.05; * p < 0.05; ** p < 0.01; *** p < 0.001.

Characteristic Statistic
Gender Mean male = 2.1, mean female = 2.9, T = -5.0, ***
Race/Ethnicity Mean non-Hispanic white = 2.1, mean racial minority and/or Hispanic = 2.7, T = -6.2, ***
Clinical Group (HC, CHR-NC, CHR-C) Mean HC = 1.7, Mean CHR-NC = 2.7, Mean CHR-C = 2.9, F = 21.1, ***



Spearman’s rho (r)
Age at First Scan r = 0.21, ***
Life Events Stress r = 0.46, ***
Income r = -0.21, ***
Anxiety (BL) r = 0.35, ***
Anxiety (Follow-up) r = 0.35, ***
Positive Symptoms (BL) r = 0.29, ***
Positive Symptoms (Follow-up) r = 0.29, ***
P1 (BL) r = 0.21, ***
P2 (BL) r = 0.28, ***
P3 (BL) r = 0.13, ***
P4 (BL) r = 0.20, ***
P5 (BL) r = 0.24, ***