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. 2022 Mar 11;13:831089. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2022.831089

Table 1.

Participant characteristics and variable descriptives.

Variable M (SD) or N (%)
Demographics
Age (years) 9.91 (0.63)
Sex-at-birth
    Female 3,786 (47)
    Male 4,193 (53)
Race/ethnicity
    Asian 171 (2)
    Black 1,001 (13)
    Hispanic 1,606 (20)
    Other 827 (10)
    White 4,374 (55)
Familial risk for psychosisa
    Yes 161 (2)
    No 7,818 (98)
Psychopathology
Prodromal questionnaire-brief child, one-year follow-up
    Total score 1.84 (3.14)
    Total persistence 2,951 (37)
    Total onset 873 (11)
Child behavior checklist, one-year follow-up
    Externalizing symptoms (T score) 45.29 (10.11)
    Internalizing symptoms (T score) 48.17 (10.47)
Urbanicity and candidate mediators
Urbanicity (population density; people per km2) 2,181.81 (2,610.97)
Average levels of PM2.5 in 2016 (μg/m3) 7.52 (2.55)
3-Year Average of ground-level NO2 (μg/m3) 2.45 (1.64)
Proximity to major roads (meters) 1,218.37 (1,323.29)
Homes at risk for exposure to lead-based paint (%) 20.50 (15.86)
Families below poverty line (%) 11.13 (11.99)
Income disparityb 2.09 (1.33)
Total adult violent offenses 3,619.72 (7,769.44)
Marijuana sales 471.49 (902.02)
a

Defined by caregiver report as to whether either biological parent “ever had a period lasting six months when they saw visions or heard voices or thought people were spying on them or plotting against them”.

b

log of 100 x ratio of households with $50,000 in annual income (55).