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Table 1 Participant Sociodemographic and Clinical Characteristics

From: Mediation and moderation analyses: exploring the complex pathways between hope and quality of life among patients with schizophrenia

Characteristic

Total N = 207

Male N = 137

Female N = 70

P value

Age in years, M (SD)

42.26 (10.02)

42.45 (10.06)

41.86 (9.99)

0.683

Marriage status, %(N)

 Alone

26.6 (55)

20.44 (28)

38.57 (27)

<0.001

 Divorced

33.3 (69)

27.74 (38)

44.29 (31)

 

 Marriage

40.1 (83)

51.82 (71)

17.14 (12)

 

Education level, % (N)

 Less than high school

71.0 (147)

74.45 (102)

64.29 (45)

0.127

 High school and above

29.0 (60)

25.55 (35)

35.71 (25)

 

Insight (G12), % (N)

 Complete (G12 = 1)

58.5 (121)

55.47 (76)

64.29 (45)

0.224

 Partial (G12 ≤ 3)

41.5 (86)

44.53 (61)

35.71 (25)

 

 SHS-9, M (SD)

10.14 (4.72)

9.71 (4.79)

10.99 (4.49)

0.065

 CD-RISC, M (SD)

40.58 (14.29)

41.42 (14.61)

38.94 (13.59)

0.238

 CDSS, M (SD)

3.25 (3.26)

3.22 (3.50)

3.31 (2.75)

0.843

 SQLS, M (SD)

62.02 (40.39)

57.48 (37.56)

70.91 (44.39)

0.037

  1. Analysis between male vs female was performed with t-tests for continuous variables (normal distribution) and χ2 test for categorical variables
  2. SD standard deviations, M means, N numbers, G12 12th item of general psychopathology symptoms of PANSS, SHS-9 schizophrenia hope scale, CD-RISC Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale, CDSS Calgary Depression Scale for Schizophrenia, SQLS Schizophrenia Quality of Life Scale