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Table 1 Comparisons between suicide attempters and non-attempters among 336 depressed adults

From: Comorbid atypical autistic traits as a potential risk factor for suicide attempts among adult depressed patients: a case–control study

 

Suicide attempters(n= 31)

Suicide non-attempters(n= 305)

p

Age (year) mean (SD)

35.6 (13.5)

41.8 (14.3)

.02

Range

19–62

18–83

 
 

n (%)

n (%)

 

Under 29 years old

15 (48)

59 (19)

<.01

Female gender

20 (65)

188 (62)

.85

Already treated at the first visit

23 (74)

190 (62)

.24

Drug treatments at the first visit

19 (61)

171 (56)

.70

Anxiolytics

10 (32)

109 (36)

.84

Antidepressants

11 (35)

100 (33)

.84

Mood stabilizers

6 (19)

40 (13)

.41

Antipsychotics

5 (16)

43 (14)

.79

Educational level

   

University or upper

9 (29)

136 (45)

.13

High school or lower

22 (71)

169 (55)

 

Marital status

   

Married

15 (48)

172 (56)

.45

Unmarried, divorced, or widowed

16 (52)

133 (44)

 

Employment

   

Employed, homemaker, undergraduate

20 (65)

206 (67)

.84

Unemployed or retired

11 (35)

99 (33)

 

Living alone

2 (6)

65 (21)

.06

Past suicidal behaviors

16 (52)

41 (13)

<.01

Family history of psychiatric disorders

9 (29)

77 (25)

.67

Family history of suicide

6 (20)

20 (7)

.02

Bipolarity

13 (42)

117 (38)

.70

Agitation

18 (58)

37 (12)

<.01

Psychotic features

4 (13)

17 (6)

.12

Physical diseases

3 (10)

49 (16)

.44

Alcohol abuse

7 (23)

37 (12)

.16

Cluster B personality disorder

4 (13)

7 (2)

.01

ASD

9 (29)

28 (9)

.003

Autistic disorder or Asperger's disorder

0 (0)

12 (4)

.61

PDD-NOS

9 (29)

16 (5)

.001