Table 1.

Sample Demographics

Sex (% Female)Age (Years, SD)Ethnicity (% C/B/Oa)Diagnoses (%)
Bloomington (n = 938)
 CON (n = 333)54.337.3 (11.5)30.6/64.0/5.4
 PSY-C (n = 75)36.043.9 (10.5)64.0/32.0/4.0Anx (34.7)
MDD (6.6)
Alc (58.7)
 HR (n = 88)55.741.2 (12.8)43.2/46.6/10.2SZRel (63.6)
SubSPD (36.4)
 PSY-P (n = 442)44.240.5 (11.1)47.1/47.1/5.8SZ (43.9)
SZAff (12.2)
SPD (16.3)
BPD (27.6)
 Statistics (F or χ 2)14.39.5931.7
P-value.003<.001<.001
 Post hocbPSY-C > PSY-P > CON
HR > CON
Minneapolis (n = 613)
 CON (n = 136)48.544.49 (12.6)58.0/5.1/37.5
 HR (n = 176)63.441.33 (12.4)53.4/6.2/40.4SZRel (55.2)
BPRel (44.8)
 PSY-P (n = 302)36.541.67 (12.3)48.8/9.6/39.6SZ (46.4)
SZAff (18.2)
BPD (35.4)
 Statistics (F or χ 2)31.93.4819.6
P-value<.001.03.14n.s.
 Post hocbCON > PSY-P
CON > HR
Sex (% Female)Age (Years, SD)Ethnicity (% C/B/Oa)Diagnoses (%)
Bloomington (n = 938)
 CON (n = 333)54.337.3 (11.5)30.6/64.0/5.4
 PSY-C (n = 75)36.043.9 (10.5)64.0/32.0/4.0Anx (34.7)
MDD (6.6)
Alc (58.7)
 HR (n = 88)55.741.2 (12.8)43.2/46.6/10.2SZRel (63.6)
SubSPD (36.4)
 PSY-P (n = 442)44.240.5 (11.1)47.1/47.1/5.8SZ (43.9)
SZAff (12.2)
SPD (16.3)
BPD (27.6)
 Statistics (F or χ 2)14.39.5931.7
P-value.003<.001<.001
 Post hocbPSY-C > PSY-P > CON
HR > CON
Minneapolis (n = 613)
 CON (n = 136)48.544.49 (12.6)58.0/5.1/37.5
 HR (n = 176)63.441.33 (12.4)53.4/6.2/40.4SZRel (55.2)
BPRel (44.8)
 PSY-P (n = 302)36.541.67 (12.3)48.8/9.6/39.6SZ (46.4)
SZAff (18.2)
BPD (35.4)
 Statistics (F or χ 2)31.93.4819.6
P-value<.001.03.14n.s.
 Post hocbCON > PSY-P
CON > HR

Note: Italic text indicates a significant difference between groups. Alc, alcohol use disorder; Anx, primary anxiety disorder; B, black; BPD, bipolar disorder; BPRel, first-degree relatives of patients with bipolar disorder; C, Caucasian; CON, nonpsychiatric controls; HR, psychosis high risk; MDD, major depressive disorder; n.s., not significant; O, Other; PSY-C, psychiatric controls; PSY-P, psychosis spectrum; SPD, schizotypal personality disorder; Spectrum, schizophrenia spectrum; SZ, schizophrenia; SZAff, schizoaffective disorder; SZRel, first-degree relative of patients with schizophrenia.

aOther indicates mixed race, Asian, Hispanic, and Native Americans (Native Americans are prominent in the Minneapolis sample).

bOnly significant (P < .05) post hoc comparisons are reported.

Table 1.

Sample Demographics

Sex (% Female)Age (Years, SD)Ethnicity (% C/B/Oa)Diagnoses (%)
Bloomington (n = 938)
 CON (n = 333)54.337.3 (11.5)30.6/64.0/5.4
 PSY-C (n = 75)36.043.9 (10.5)64.0/32.0/4.0Anx (34.7)
MDD (6.6)
Alc (58.7)
 HR (n = 88)55.741.2 (12.8)43.2/46.6/10.2SZRel (63.6)
SubSPD (36.4)
 PSY-P (n = 442)44.240.5 (11.1)47.1/47.1/5.8SZ (43.9)
SZAff (12.2)
SPD (16.3)
BPD (27.6)
 Statistics (F or χ 2)14.39.5931.7
P-value.003<.001<.001
 Post hocbPSY-C > PSY-P > CON
HR > CON
Minneapolis (n = 613)
 CON (n = 136)48.544.49 (12.6)58.0/5.1/37.5
 HR (n = 176)63.441.33 (12.4)53.4/6.2/40.4SZRel (55.2)
BPRel (44.8)
 PSY-P (n = 302)36.541.67 (12.3)48.8/9.6/39.6SZ (46.4)
SZAff (18.2)
BPD (35.4)
 Statistics (F or χ 2)31.93.4819.6
P-value<.001.03.14n.s.
 Post hocbCON > PSY-P
CON > HR
Sex (% Female)Age (Years, SD)Ethnicity (% C/B/Oa)Diagnoses (%)
Bloomington (n = 938)
 CON (n = 333)54.337.3 (11.5)30.6/64.0/5.4
 PSY-C (n = 75)36.043.9 (10.5)64.0/32.0/4.0Anx (34.7)
MDD (6.6)
Alc (58.7)
 HR (n = 88)55.741.2 (12.8)43.2/46.6/10.2SZRel (63.6)
SubSPD (36.4)
 PSY-P (n = 442)44.240.5 (11.1)47.1/47.1/5.8SZ (43.9)
SZAff (12.2)
SPD (16.3)
BPD (27.6)
 Statistics (F or χ 2)14.39.5931.7
P-value.003<.001<.001
 Post hocbPSY-C > PSY-P > CON
HR > CON
Minneapolis (n = 613)
 CON (n = 136)48.544.49 (12.6)58.0/5.1/37.5
 HR (n = 176)63.441.33 (12.4)53.4/6.2/40.4SZRel (55.2)
BPRel (44.8)
 PSY-P (n = 302)36.541.67 (12.3)48.8/9.6/39.6SZ (46.4)
SZAff (18.2)
BPD (35.4)
 Statistics (F or χ 2)31.93.4819.6
P-value<.001.03.14n.s.
 Post hocbCON > PSY-P
CON > HR

Note: Italic text indicates a significant difference between groups. Alc, alcohol use disorder; Anx, primary anxiety disorder; B, black; BPD, bipolar disorder; BPRel, first-degree relatives of patients with bipolar disorder; C, Caucasian; CON, nonpsychiatric controls; HR, psychosis high risk; MDD, major depressive disorder; n.s., not significant; O, Other; PSY-C, psychiatric controls; PSY-P, psychosis spectrum; SPD, schizotypal personality disorder; Spectrum, schizophrenia spectrum; SZ, schizophrenia; SZAff, schizoaffective disorder; SZRel, first-degree relative of patients with schizophrenia.

aOther indicates mixed race, Asian, Hispanic, and Native Americans (Native Americans are prominent in the Minneapolis sample).

bOnly significant (P < .05) post hoc comparisons are reported.

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