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Table 1 Characteristics of participants

From: Associations between daily steps and cognitive function among inpatients with schizophrenia

Variables/Mean±SD or n(%)

Site 1

Site 2

p

Age (year)

44.0±9.9

52.1±8.5

<.001

Sex (%)

  

.879

 Male

122(61.3)

121 (62.1)

 

 Female

77 (38.7)

74 (37.9)

 

Schooling (year)

11.4±2.2

10.7±2.8

.007

Smoking (%)

  

.136

 Yes

85 (42.7)

69 (35.4)

 

 Never

114 (57.3)

126 (64.5)

 

Alcohol (%)

  

.017

 Yes

33 (16.6)

17 (8.7)

 

 Never

166 (83.4)

178 (91.3)

 

BMI status (%)

  

<.001

 Overweight/obese

81 (40.7)

43 (22.1)

 

 No

118 (59.3)

152 (77.9)

 

Chlorpromazine equivalent doses (mg/d)

847.6±783.8

836.1±713.8

.878

Duration of hospitalization (month)

14.2±17.0

137.0±91.0

<.001

Illness onset (year)

23.8±6.5

23.9±8.1

.075

Number of Metabolic Symptoms

1.7±1.3

0.9±1.0

<.001

Daily steps (count)

6628.1±3362.2

8278.6±3329.4

<.001

Daily steps group (%)

  

<.001

 ≥10000

31 (15.6)

54 (27.7)

 

 7500-9999

51 (25.6)

55 (28.2)

 

 5000-7499

50 (25.1)

55 (28.2)

 

 <5000

67 (33.7)

31 (15.9)

 

Cognitive performance

 Site 1: Attention a (count)

171.9±100.5

  

 Site 1: Processing speed b (score)

137.7±45.6

  

 Site 1: Reaction time c (msec)

661.8±480.3

  

 Site 1: Motor speed c (msec)

384.8±213.4

  

 Site 2: Attention d (score)

 

47.8±29.9

 

 Site 2: Processing speed e (score)

 

129.3±33.1

 
  1. BMI body mass index
  2. aVTS-Cognitrone test, bGrooved Pegboard Test, cVTS-Reaction test, dChu's Attention Test, eChu's Hand Dexterity Test