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. 2022 Mar 10;48(4):871–880. doi: 10.1093/schbul/sbac018

Table 2.

Demographic and Clinical Characteristics of the Study Sample

Characteristic Participants included in the analyses (n = 843)
Age, mean (SD) 30.6 (7.2)
Male sex, No. (%) 643 (76 %)
Married/living together, No. (%) 116 (13 %)
Duration of illness, mean (SD), y 8.45 (4.43)
Education
 No education/Primary school, No. (%) 65 (7 %)
 High school/Secondary school, No. (%) 434 (51 %)
 University/Vocational education, No. (%) 343 (40 %)
Diagnosis
 Schizophrenia, No. (%) 533 (63.2 %)
 Schizoaffective disorder, No. (%) 90 (10.7%)
 Psychosis not otherwise specified, No. (%) 88 (10.4 %)
 Schizophreniform, No. (%) 47 (5.6 %)
 ”Other”, No. (%) 85 (10.1 %)
Using antipsychotic medication1, No. (%) 574 (93.8%)

Note:

1For 232 subjects (28%) this was not recorded.