Social-Cognitive Bias and Depressive Symptoms in Outpatients with Bipolar Disorder

Table 5

Scores in the AIHQ subscales of the bipolar patients in state of euthymia, with subsyndromal depressive symptoms and clinical depression (after subtracting patients with SAD, 𝑛=4).

AIHQ	Euthymia^1; 𝑛=15	Subsyndromal depression^2; 𝑛=13	Clinical depression^3; 𝑛=5	Kruskal wallis	𝑈 Mann whitney
	M (SD)	M (SD)	M (SD)	𝜒^2(2)(𝑃)	𝑈(𝑃)
AIHQHB	24.87 (5.79)	29.08 (8.09)	34 (8.51)	4.54 (.10)	^1-315(.05); ^1-269.5(.2); ^2-321(.29)
AIHQIS	47 (6.56)	48.85 (15.22)	53.6 (7.92)	2.58 (.28)	^1-319(.12); ^1-274(.29); ^2-330(.85)
AIHQAS	40.33 (11.47)	44.77 (11.12)	49.2 (10.76)	3.11 (.21)	^1-322(.2); ^1-266(.16); ^2-326.5(.57)
AIHQBS	41 (8.71)	42.23 (11.91)	49 (9.92)	2.6 (.27)	^1-318(.1); ^1-288(.68); ^2-321.5(.29)
AIHQAB	24.4 (5.68)	32.54 (10.35)	33.6 (9.21)	6.22 (.04)	^1-316.5(.07); ^1-250(.03); ^2-330(.85)

1–3 = comparison euthymia—clinical depression; 1-2 = comparison euthymia—subsyndromal depressive symptoms; 2-3  = comparison subsyndromal depressive symptoms—clinical depression. (^∗𝑃≤.05; ^∗∗𝑃≤.017 for Bonferroni correction.)