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Table 1 Characteristics of the population at different time points (EDSP)

From: Exposure to environmental factors increases connectivity between symptom domains in the psychopathology network

 

T0e (n = 3021)

T1e (n = 1228)*

T2e (n = 2548)

T3e (n = 2210)

 

M (SD)

M (SD)

M (SD)

M (SD)

Sex (male)a

1533 (50.74)

637 (51.87)

1297 (50.90)

1135 (51.36)

Age

18.26 (3.34)

16.72 (1.19)

21.74 (3.39)

26.62 (3.47)

Symptom dimension scoresb

    

  Anxiety

1.33 (0.37)

1.22 (0.32)

1.19 (0.28)

1.17 (0.31)

  Depression

1.43 (0.46)

1.31 (0.39)

1.32 (0.39)

1.30 (0.41)

  Hostility

1.45 (0.50)

1.34 (0.45)

1.29 (0.40)

1.24 (0.35)

  Interpersonal sensitivity

1.48 (0.49)

1.33 (0.43)

1.35 (0.43)

1.28 (0.39)

  Obsessive-compulsive

1.47 (0.44)

1.36 (0.40)

1.35 (0.38)

1.32 (0.38)

  Phobic anxiety

1.24 (0.30)

1.17 (0.26)

1.17 (0.25)

1.15 (0.26)

  Psychosisc

1.31 (0.36)

1.22 (0.32)

1.21 (0.28)

1.17 (0.27)

  Somatization

1.35 (0.33)

1.28 (0.29)

1.26 (0.27)

1.26 (0.29)

Environmental loada

    

  Zero

645 (21.35)

286 (23.29)

303 (11.89)

204 (9.23)

  One

1711 (56.64)

694 (56.51)

1045 (41.01)

773 (34.98)

  Two

556 (18.40)

210 (17.10)

980 (38.46)

958 (43.35)

  Three

109 (3.61)

38 (3.09)

220 (8.63)

275 (12.44)

  1. *The sample at T1 only included the younger members of the cohort; assessments at T0, T2 and T3 were based on the full sample. an (%); bSelf-report Symptom Checklist-90-R (SCL-90-R) symptom dimensions scores; cparanoid ideation and psychoticism dimensions were combined to create a single “psychosis” dimension