Mediating role of impaired wisdom in the relation between childhood trauma and psychotic-like experiences in Chinese college students: a nationwide cross-sectional study

Table 1 Sample characteristics (N = 5873)

	M	SD	Range	Number of items
Sex (F/M)	3367/2506	-	-	-
Age	19.36	1.486	16–30	-
CTQ-28, Sum	37.52	12.696	25–97	28
Abuse	18.80	7.963	15–75	15
Neglect	18.72	6.842	10–43	10
CAPE-P15	19.25	4.210	15–47	15
SD-WISE, Sum	84.14	10.591	49–120	24
Decisiveness	12.65	2.494	4–20	4
Emotional regulation	13.47	2.367	4–20	4
Self-reflection	14.79	2.338	7–20	4
Prosocial behavior	14.83	2.196	4–20	4
Insight	13.47	2.381	4–20	4
Tolerance	14.93	2.885	4–20	4

Note: CTQ-28-Sum (Cumulative Trauma) – total score of the CTQ; Neglect – a summary of physical and emotional neglect subscales of the CTQ; Abuse – a summary of sexual, physical and emotional abuse subscales of the CTQ; SD-WISE- total score of the SD-WISE; CAPE-P15- total score of the frequency subscales of the PLEs.

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