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Table 1 Socio-demographic and clinical characteristics of the global sample

From: Efficacy of the interpersonal and social rhythm therapy (IPSRT) in patients with bipolar disorder: results from a real-world, controlled trial

 

IPSRT group

TAU group

Group comparison

df

p

Sex (male, %)

10

46

9

41

0.093

1

0.761

Age (M ± SD)a

49.1

12.6

46.7

12.8

t = 0.629

42

0.533

Civil statusb

 Single

14

64

10

46

χ2 = 2.889

2

0.236

 Married

8

36

10

46

   

 Divorced

0

0

2

9

   

Education (years)a

13.9

3.7

13.6

3,2

t = 0.263

42

0.794

Employed (yes)b

11

50

14

64.6

χ2 = 0.834

1

0.361

Diagnosisb

 BD I

19

86

12

55

χ2 = 5.350

1

0.021

 BD II

2

14

10

46

   

Family psychiatric history (yes)b

15

68

14

64

χ2 = 0.101

1

0.750

Family history for other disorders (yes)b

7

32

11

50

χ2 = 1.504

1

0.220

Comorbidity (yes)b

8

36

12

55

χ2 = 1.467

1

0.226

Age at onseta

28.5

8.8

28.8

14.8

t = − 0.099

42

0.921

Age at first psychiatric visita

28.5

8.7

32

13.9

t = − 0.987

42

0.329

Age at first hospitalizationa

33.1

13.2

28

8.8

t = 0.944

17

0.358

Age at first depressive episodea

29

9.8

28.8

13.5

t = 0.056

40

0.955

Age at first manic episodea

32

13.3

28.1

7.9

t = 0.921

29

0.365

Age first hypomanic episodea

31.1

9.4

34.1

14.3

t = − 0.623

25

0.539

Courseb

 MDI

12

55

11

50

χ2 = 14.186

3

0.003

 MID

3

14

4

18

   

 DMI

7

32

0

0

   

 IRR

0

0

7

32

   

Number of depressive episodesa

4.1

3.6

3.7

3.5

t = 0.345

40

0.732

Number of manic episodesa

2.5

2.1

2.9

2.6

t = − 0.552

32

0.585

Number of hypomanic episodesa

1,7

2,3

2.8

2.2

t = −  1.564

36

0.127

Suicide attempts (yes)b

2

9

2

9

χ2 = 0

1

1.000

Psychotic symptoms (yes)b

12

55

9

41

χ2 = 0.820

1

0.365

Aggressiveness (yes)b

15

68

13

59

χ2 = 0.393

1

0.531

Number depressive episode last yearb

       

 0

5

23

6

27

χ2 = 1.091

2

0.580

 1

15

68

12

55

   

 2

2

9

4

18

   
  1. BD I bipolar disorder type I, BD II bipolar disorder type II, MDI manic–depression interval, MID manic–interval depression, DMI depression–manic interval, IRR irregular
  2. a Data are expressed as mean and standard deviations
  3. b Data are expressed as frequencies and percentages