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Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics of the participants (N = 155)

From: Exploring the association between lifetime traumatic experiences and positive psychotic symptoms in a group of long-stay patients with schizophrenia: the mediating effect of depression, anxiety, and distress

Variable

N (%)

Gender

 

 Male

101 (65.2%)

 Female

54 (34.8%)

Marital status

 

 Single/divorced/widowed

22 (14.2%)

 Married

133 (85.8%)

Education level

 

 Illiterate

18 (11.7%)

 Primary

39 (25.3%)

 Complementary

49 (31.8%)

 Secondary

33 (21.4%)

 University

15 (9.7%)

Infected by the coronavirus

 

 No

33 (21.3%)

 Yes

122 (78.7%)

Family history of psychiatric diseases

 

 No

94 (60.6%)

 Yes

61 (39.4%)

 

Mean ± SD

Age (in years)

56.68 ± 10.47

Chlorpromazine equivalent dose (mg)

1189.81 ± 2299.35

Cognitive function (MOCA score)

13.94 ± 6.43

PANSS positive score

16.88 ± 7.18

Depression

10.69 ± 6.41

Anxiety

14.48 ± 8.77

Distress

9.79 ± 6.91

Insomnia

36.16 ± 15.09

Fear of COVID-19

18.34 ± 6.45

Lifetime traumatic experiences

38.59 ± 15.54