Table 1.

Sociodemographic information of the sample.

	BD (n = 85)	SZ (n = 96)	Statistics
			Chi-square *	p-value **	Odds Ratio (CI 95%)
Age (SD)	52.2 (13.0)	45.6 (13.0)
Gender
Women	49 (57.7%)	44 (45.8%)	1.12	0.29	1.6 (0.91–2.95)
Men	36 (42.4%)	52 (54.2%)
Employment status
Currently employed	26 (30.6%)	9 (9.4%)	11.68	0.0006	4.26 (1.86–9.74)
Not currently employed	59 (69.4%)	87 (90.6%)
Marital Status
Single	26 (30.6%)	62 (64.6%)	19.52	<0.0001	0.24 (0.13–0.49)
Married/Cohabiting	38 (44.7%)	18 (18.8%)	9.9	0.016	3.5 (1.80–6.83)
Divorced	15 (17.6%)	15 (15.6%)	0.03	0.87	1.16 (0.53–2.54)
Widowed	6 (7.1%)	1 (1%)	2.92	0.087	7.22 (0.85–61.2)
Living arrangements
Independent	25 (29.4%)	29 (30.2%)	0.002	0.96	0.96 (0.51–1.82)
Living with parents	18 (21.2%)	49 (51.1%)	15.99	0.0001	0.26 (0.13–0.50)
Living with own family	42 (49.4%)	17 (17.7%)	17.77	<0.0001	4.54 (2.31–8.91)
Educational level
Elementary school	7 (8.2%)	12 (12.5%)	0.48	0.49	0.63 (0.24–1.68)
Middle school	32 (37.6%)	53 (55.2%)	4.9	0.027	0.49 (0.27–0.89)
High school	34 (40.1%)	26 (27.1%)	2.84	0.092	1.80 (0.96–3.35)
University	12 (14.1%)	5 (5.2%)	3.22**	0.073	2.99 (1.01–8.88)

^*degree of freedom = 1.

^**Yates correction was applied due to the low numerosity of the sample size.