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

Table 1

Sociodemographic characteristics of the sample.

	Patients	Controls
Age	38.73 (11.6)	44.22 (12.6)	𝑡-test=−1.88	𝑃=.06
% Female	64.8%	68.7%	𝜒^2(1)=.18	𝑃=.73
% Education level
Primary	29.7%  (𝑛=11)	25%  (𝑛=8)	𝜒^2(3)=2.15	𝑃=.54
Secondary	48.6%  (𝑛=18)	40.6%  (𝑛=13)
University	21.6%  (𝑛=8)	34.4%  (𝑛=11)	𝜒^2(3)=4.9	𝑃=.18
% Civil state
Single	43.2%  (𝑛=16)	40.6%  (𝑛=13)
Married	29.7%  (𝑛=11)	50%  (𝑛=16)
Divorced	24.3%  (𝑛=9)	9.4%  (𝑛=3)
Widowed	2.7%  (𝑛=1)	0%  (𝑛=0)
Hamilton scale	8.42 (7.38)	.19 (1.06)	𝑡-test=6.61	𝑃≤.00
Young scale	4.47 (4.94)	0 (0)	𝑡-test=5.43	𝑃≤.00