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Table 1 Comparison of demographic variables between the PP and No PME groups

From: Postpartum psychosis in bipolar disorder: no evidence of association with personality traits, cognitive style or affective temperaments

 

PP (n = 284)1

No PME (n = 268)1

PP versus No PME

χ2 or z-score

P-value

Method of recruitment, n (%)

 Systematic

71 (25.4)

109 (41.0)

  

 Non-systematic

208 (74.6)

157 (59.0)

14.85

< 0.001

Age at interview, years

 Median

47

53

  

 IQR (range)

15 (21–79)

16 (24–76)

−5.13

< 0.001

Highest educational attainment, n (%)

 No higher education

143 (53.6)

168 (64.1)

  

 Higher education

124 (46.4)

94 (35.9)

6.10

0.014

Highest occupation, n (%)

 Professional

157 (56.7)

124 (48.3)

  

 Non-Professional

115 (41.5)

128 (49.8)

3.83

0.15

 Never worked

5 (1.8)

5 (1.9)

  

Marital history, n (%)

 Married/lived as married

274 (96.8)

256 (95.9)

  

 Never married/lived as married

9 (3.2)

11 (4.1)

0.35

0.56

  1. 1Ns vary due to missing data. PP: postpartum psychosis. No PME: No perinatal mood episode