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. 2022 Jun 6;13:893195. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2022.893195

TABLE 3.

Comparisons of demographic and clinical characteristics between the SR-P and NSR-P groups.

Variables NSR-P
(N = 88)
SR-P
(N = 80)
Statistic
(t or x2or z)
OR 95% CI
P-value
Lower Upper
Age (years), mean (SD)a 34.60 (12.73) 25.79 (10.51) 4.91 1.070 1.037 1.104 <0.001*
Sex, n (%) 4.36 0.507 0.267 0.963 0.037*
Male 39 (44.31) 23 (28.75)
Female 49 (55.68) 57 (71.25)
Education, n (%) 0.30 1.211 0.611 2.398 0.584
High school and below (<12 years) 22 (25.00) 23 (28.75)
Above high school (≥12 years) 66 (75.00) 57 (71.25)
Marital status, n (%) 11.35 3.068 1.581 5.955 0.001*
Married 43 (48.86) 19 (23.75)
Unmarried 45 (51.14) 61 (76.25)
Vocational status, n (%) 0.31 0.794 0.350 1.800 0.580
On the job 72 (81.82) 68 (85.00)
Unemployment 16 (18.18) 12 (15.00)
Duration of illness (months), medianb 6.00 6.50 0.89 0.374
HAMD total scores, mean (SD)a 20.83 (6.42) 25.61 (6.61) 5.23 0.873 0.823 0.925 <0.001*
HAMD scores without item 3, mean (SD)a,c 19.89 (5.02) 24.00 (6.42) 4.60 0.883 0.833 0.936 <0.001*

SR-P, suicidal risk MDD patient; NSR-P, non-suicidal risk MDD patient.

*Statistical significance.

at-tests.

bRank-sum tests.

cThird (suicide) item was removed from the total Hamilton Depression Rating Scale (HAMD) score.