Demographic predictors of wellbeing in Carers of people with psychosis: secondary analysis of trial data

BMC Psychiatry

Table 2 Descriptive statistics of CWSv2 by participant demographics. Note: CR = care recipient; * = confidence intervals do not cross zero; M = mean CWSv2 separated by group; SD = standard deviation around the mean of the CWSv2 score separated by group

	*n(%)*	M	SD	Hedge’s *g (95% CI)*
Age	165			.42 (.09, .75)*
Under 50 years old	54 (32.73)	2.15	1.01
Aged 50 or over	111 (67.27)	2.51	0.78
Gender	165			.52 (.14, .91)*
Male	34 (20.61)	2.75	0.72
Female	131 (79.39)	2.30	0.89
Ethnicity	165			.20 (−.38, .79)
White British	153 (92.73)	2.40	0.87
Ethnic Minorities	12 (7.27)	2.22	1.01
Employment Status	164			.17 (−.14, .48)
Currently employed	79 (48.17)	2.31	0.89
Not in employment	85 (51.83)	2.46	0.87
Educational Attainment	165			.03 (−.27, .34)
Higher Education	70 (42.42)	2.41	0.81
No Higher Education	95 (57.58)	2.38	0.93
Relationship to CR	165			.32 (−.06, .70)
Parent to the CR	132 (80.00)	2.33	0.90
Other relationship to CR	33 (20.00)	2.61	0.75
Care recipient Diagnosis	141			.05 (−.34, .43)
Schizophrenia Spectrum	107 (75.89)	2.40	0.83
Other Psychosis Diagnosis	34 (24.11)	2.44	0.99
Living Situation	165			.03 (−.35, .28)
Living with CR	103 (62.42)	2.40	0.87
Living without CR	62 (37.58)	2.37	0.89
Relationship Status	144			.34 (−.004, .68)
In a relationship	90 (62.50)	2.52	0.74
Single	54 (37.50)	2.24	0.97