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. 2021 Nov 26;11:600. doi: 10.1038/s41398-021-01720-0

Table 1.

Sample characteristics.

Phenotypic spectrum Sample size %
male
Mean age (SD) Mean PANSS score (SD)
Positive symptoms Negative symptoms General psychopathology Total score
Schizophrenia (SZ) 384 64.58 40.54 (12.21) 14.60 (5.87)a 16.30 (6.82)a 30.61 (10.36)a 61.51 (20.58)a
Schizoaffective disorder (SZA) 86 38.37 45.63 (10.77) 12.53 (5.74)b 14.28 (5.76)b 28.80 (8.83)b 55.60 (17.11)b
Bipolar II disorder (BD II) 96 46.88 46.22 (13.80) 8.69 (2.36)c 9.82 (3.77)c 23.56 (6.82)c 42.07 (11.00)c
Bipolar I disorder (BD I) 359 54.32 45.16 (12.72) 9.48 (3.41)d 10.21 (3.94)d 23.23 (6.48)d 42.92 (10.94)d
At-risk state for psychosis (RISK) 120 60.00 21.23 (5.93) 12.66 (4.13)e 14.19 (5.72)e 31.47 (8.18)e 58.32 (15.87)e
Higher schizotypy (SCHIZ H) 113 62.83 31.68 (10.20)
Lower schizotypy (SCHIZ L) 117 72.65 32.51 (11.71)
Non-psychiatric controls (CTRL) 305 43.93 37.29 (15.22) 7.08 (0.32)f 7.13 (0.50)f 16.37 (0.83)f 30.58 (1.01)f
Total sample 1580 55.89 38.89 (14.20) 11.28 (5.16)g 12.42 (6.11)g 25.96 (9.40)g 49.67 (18.67)g

Note: The Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale (PANSS) scores were available for the following sample subsets: an = 362, bn = 83, cn = 89, dn = 328, en = 119, fn = 153, gn = 1134. The assessments were collected during interviews at clinical presentations.