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Table 1 Comparison of demographic features, self-reported bullying, and self-esteem between groups

From: The association of bullying and self-esteem with psychotic-like experiences and clinical high risk for psychosis symptoms

 

Non-PR

n = 1125

PLEs

n = 490

CHR-P

n = 45

Statistic

Sex n (%)

    

Men

249 (22.1)

96 (19.6)

22 (48.9)

χ2 = 20.5, df 2, p < 0.001

Women

876 (77.9)

394 (80.4)

23 (51.1)

Cramer’s V = 0.11

Age (years) Mean (S.D.)

30.1 (8.8)

27.3 (8.4)

22.6 (6.1)

F(2) = 31.3, df 1654, p < 0.001

ƞp2 = 0.04

Marital status n (%)

    

Single

642 (57.1)

310 (63.3)

42 (93.3)

χ2 = 27.0, df 2, p < 0.001

Partnered

483 (42.9)

180 (36.7)

3 (6.7)

Cramer’s V = 0.12

Socioeconomic status n (%)

    

Low

313 (27.8)

177 (36.1)

15 (33.3)

χ2 = 11.2, df 2, p = 0.04

Medium/medium-high

812 (72.2)

313 (63.69)

30 (66.7)

Cramer’s V = 0.08

Level of education n (%)

    

Up to secondary school

54 (4.8)

49 (10.0)

12 (26.7)

χ2 = 42.2, df 2, p < 0.001

High school or more

1071 (95.2)

441 (90.0)

33 (73.3)

Cramer’s V = 0.16

Occupation n (%)

    

Unemployed/none

63 (5.6)

35 (7.1)

3 (6.7)

 

Students/employed

1062 (94.4)

455 (92.9)

42 (93.3)

χ2 = 1.4, df 2, p = 0.48

Bullying-self-report n (%)

    

No

560 (49.8)

171 (34.9)

13 (28.9)

χ2 = 35.3, df 2, p < 0.001

Yes

565 (50.2)

319 (65.1)

32 (71.1)

Cramer’s V = 0.14

Rosenberg Self-esteem Scale

Mean (S.D.)

29.2 (6.6)

23.3 (5.9)

23.2 (6.2)

F(2) = 155.2, df 1654, p < 0.001 ƞp2 = 0.14