Table 2.
Ideation
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Plan
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Attempt
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Basic demographic adjustmenta
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Adjusted for temporally-ordered mental disordersb
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Basic demographic adjustmenta
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Adjusted for temporally-ordered mental disordersb
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Basic demographic adjustmenta
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Adjusted for temporally-ordered mental disordersb
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OR | (95% CI) | OR | (95% CI) | OR | (95% CI) | OR | (95% CI) | OR | (95% CI) | OR | (95% CI) | |
PE status | ||||||||||||
Any PE | 3.0* | (2.6–3.6) | 2.2* | (1.8–2.6) | 3.4* | (2.8–4.1) | 2.1* | (1.7–2.6) | 3.1* | (2.4–3.9) | 1.9* | (1.5–2.5) |
Number of PEs | ||||||||||||
Exactly 1 PE type | 2.5* | (2.0–3.1) | 1.9* | (1.5–2.3) | 2.6* | (2.0–3.3) | 1.8* | (1.4–2.3) | 2.3* | (1.7–3.2) | 1.6* | (1.1–2.2) |
Exactly 2 PE types | 3.7* | (2.7–4.9) | 2.5* | (1.8–3.3) | 3.6* | (2.5–5.2) | 2.1* | (1.5–3.1) | 3.3* | (2.2–5.0) | 1.9* | (1.2–3.0) |
3 or more PE types | 7.1* | (4.9–10.3) | 4.1* | (2.9–5.9) | 11.1* | (7.1–17.4) | 5.2* | (3.1–8.7) | 10.3* | (6.2–17.2) | 4.0* | (2.2–7.3) |
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Joint significance of the 3 number-of-PE type measures | χ23 = 256.2*, P <.001 | χ23 = 112.9*, P <.001 | χ23 = 203.1*, P <.001 | χ23 = 63.7*, P <.001 | χ23 = 137.5*, P <.001 | χ23 = 30.5*, P <.001 | ||||||
Difference in the ORs of the 3 number-of-PE type measures | χ22 = 24.3*, P <.001 | χ22 = 14.7*, P = 0.001 | χ22 = 32.4*, P <.001 | χ22 = 15.0*, P = 0.001 | χ22 = 26.0*, P <.001 | χ22 = 7.6*, P = 0.022 | ||||||
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PE frequency metric | ||||||||||||
> 0.3 episodes/year | 3.5* | (2.8–4.3) | 2.4* | (2.0–3.0) | 3.8* | (2.9–5.1) | 2.3* | (1.7–3.0) | 3.0* | (2.3–4.1) | 1.8* | (1.3–2.5) |
PE, Psychotic experiences; OR, Odds ratio; CI, Confidence interval
Significant at the .05 level, 2-sided test
PE (any PE, number of PE type and frequency metric) was used as a predictor of STB outcomes in separate discrete-time survival models. These models control for age-cohorts, gender, person-year dummies and country.
These models additionally control for 21 other temporally-ordered mental disorders.