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Table 2 Comparison of clinical characteristics between studied groups

From: Role of DSM5 anxious distress specifier interview in acute manic episode: sociodemographic characteristics, clinical presentation and quality of life

Clinical characteristics

With high DADSI

Without high DADSI

Test of significance

Family history of bipolar disorder

 Yes

138 (69.0)

120 (66.7)

Χ2 = 0.237

 No

62 (31.0)

60 (33.3)

P = 0.627

Presence of psychotic features

 Yes

121 (60.5)

136 (75.6)

Χ2 = 9.81

 No

79 (39.5)

44 (24.4)

P = 0.002*

Presence of precipitating stressor for 1st episode

 Yes

126 (63)

129 (71.7)

Χ2 = 3.22

 No

74 (37)

51 (28.3)

P = 0.073

Duration of manic episode

 7–14 days

75 (37.5)

86 (47.8)

Χ2 = 28.85

 15–30 days

77 (38.5)

86 (47.8)

P < 0.001*

 > 30 days

48 (24)

8 (4.4)

Insight and treatment attitude questionnaire

 Good

49 (24.5)

135 (75)

Χ2MC = 0.782

 Fair

8 (4.0)

5 (2.8)

P = 0.676

 Poor

143 (71.5)

40 (22.2)

 

Young mania rating scale

 Minimal

12 (6)

106 (58.9)

Χ2MC = 220.44

 Mild

36 (18)

68 (37.8)

P < 0.001*

 Moderate

61 (30.5)

6 (3.3)

 

 Severe

91 (45.5)

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  1. Χ2 Chi-Square test, MC Monte Carlo test, DADSI the DSM-5 Anxious Distress Specifier Interview
  2. *Statistically significant