Relationship between cognitive function and functional outcomes in remitted major depression

BMC Psychiatry

Table 2 The sociodemographic and clinical variables between two groups

	Overall (n = 103)	Normal social function group (n = 81)	Poor social function group (n = 22)	p-value^a
Age	27.53 ± 9.70	26.91 ± 9.62	29.82 ± 9.88	0.214
First-episode or recurrent	58/45	44/37	14/8	0.590
Gender (Male/Female)	35/68	26/55	9/13	0.603
Years of schooling	13.71 ± 3.08	13.74 ± 2.99	13.59 ± 3.45	0.841
HAMD (Baseline)	20.65 ± 4.89	20.53 ± 4.58	21.10 ± 6.00	0.641
HAMD (Follow-up)	2.42 ± 2.37	2.46 ± 2.40	2.27 ± 2.27	0.748
Follow-up time	42.92 ± 22.87	42.40 ± 23.33	44.86 ± 21.47	0.656

Note. ^ap-values obtained via the t-test for continuous variables and Chi-Square test for binary variables. The normal social function group represent SDSS total scores less than 2. The poor social function group represent SDSS total score greater than or equal to 2
HAMD = Hamilton Depression Rating Scale

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