Research Article

Examination and Comparison of Cognitive and Executive Functions in Clinically Stable Schizophrenia Disorder, Bipolar Disorder, and Major Depressive Disorder

Table 1

Demographic and clinical characteristics of subjects by study groups.

CharacteristicsSC
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BD
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MDD
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HC
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, , or

Average age (years)31.04 (6.01)33.02 (7.03)32.02 (5.08)31.01 (7.08)18.10.687
Gender (M/F)32/3230/3825/3729/460.362
Years of education11.05 (2.02)10.00 (2.01)12.07 (2.04)10.02 (2.07)24.50.142
BDI-II25.05 (12.00)9.00 (5.00)28.06 (4.02)7.04 (2.03)82.50.001
Age at first hospitalization (years)23.06 (3.02)25.01 (7.04)24.06 (3.02)2.10.548
Number of hospitalization2.01 (1.02)3.07 (2.03)2.09 (2.03)0.654
Comorbidity29.58%36.76%34.65%0.027
PANSS-P11.09 (3.06)
PANSS-N24.02 (4.08)
YMRS13.06 (7.04)

: value; : value; : chi-square value; YMRS: Young Mania Rating Scale; PANSS-P: Positive and Negative Schizophrenia Scale-Positive Section; PANSS-N: Positive and Negative Schizophrenia Scale-Negative Section.