Retrospective Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2024.
World J Psychiatry. Mar 19, 2024; 14(3): 388-397
Published online Mar 19, 2024. doi: 10.5498/wjp.v14.i3.388
Table 1 Comparison of general information between the two groups, n (%)
Characteristic
SI group
(n = 91)
Non-SI group
(n = 59)
t/χ2 value
P value
Sex
Male25 (27.47)20 (33.90)0.7040.402
Women66 (72.53)39 (66.10)
Age14.165 ± 0.79314.220 ± 0.7890.1860.157
Trauma history
Yes39 (42.86)8 (13.56)14.280.001
No52 (57.14)51 (86.44)
Only child
Yes60 (65.93)40 (67.80)0.0560.813
No31 (34.07)19 (32.20)
Single parent
Yes19 (20.88)11 (18.64)0.1120.738
No72 (79.12)48 (81.36)
First-episode
Yes66 (72.53)46 (77.97)0.5600.454
No25 (27.47)13 (22.03)
Are there triggers
Yes42 (46.15)23 (38.98)13.3280.039
No49 (53.85)36 (61.02)
Ethnic groups
Han nationality82 (90.11)53 (89.83)0.0030.956
Ethnic minorities9 (9.89)6 (10.17)
Educational level
High school and above39 (42.86)21 (35.59)0.7870.375
Junior high school and below52 (57.14)38 (64.41)
Religious belief
Yes3 (3.30)4 (6.78)0.9760.323
No88 (96.70)55 (93.22)
Residential area
City61 (67.03)36 (61.02)0.5670.451
Rural30 (32.97)23 (38.98)
Economic situation
Poor15 (16.48)8 (13.56)0.2840.868
Medium55 (60.44)36 (61.02)
Better21 (23.08)15 (25.42)
Father's education level
Junior high school and below65 (71.43)42 (71.19)0.0010.974
High school and above26 (28.57)17 (28.81)
Mother's educational level
Junior high school and below63 (69.23)43 (72.88)0.2300.631
High school and above28 (30.77)16 (27.12)