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Table 1 Sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of the total sample (n = 74)

From: Assessing suicidality in adult ADHD patients: prevalence and related factors

Sex, n (%)

 

 Male

 Female

50 (67.6)

24 (32.4)

Age, mean (SD)

30.05 (10.8)

Marital status, n (%)

 

 Single

 Married

 Separated

 Widowed

61 (82.4)

11 (14.9)

2 (2.7)

0 (0)

Education (years), mean (SD)

12.8 (3.4)

Paid employment, n (%)

 

 Yes

 No

56 (75.7)

18 (24.3)

Family history of psychiatric disorders, n (%)

30 (41.1)

Family history of ADHD, n (%)

 

 Yes

 No

9 (12.2)

65 (87.8)

Adult ADHD subtype, n (%)

 

 Inattentive subtype

 Combined subtype

32 (43.2)

42 (56.8)

Age at diagnosis (years), mean (SD)

25.9 (11)

Age at first ADHD treatment (years), mean (SD)

26.1 (10.3)

Ongoing ADHD treatment at assessment, n (%)

22 (29.7)

DIVA 2.0, mean (SD)

 

 Inattentive symptoms in childhood

 Hyperactivity symptoms in childhood

 Inattentive symptoms in adulthood

 Hyperactivity symptoms in adulthood

7.4 (1.1)

5.2 (2.9)

7.4 (1.2)

5.54 (2.5)

ADHD-RS, mean (SD)

36 (8.6)

BIS-11, mean (SD)

 Attentional impulsiveness

 Motor impulsiveness

 Non-planning impulsiveness

70.4 (11.6)

20.3 (4)

22.5 (4.7)

27.6 (5.2)

Lifetime psychiatric comorbidities, n (%)

 

 Any comorbid disorder

 Major depressive disorder

 Bipolar disorders

 Substance use disorders

 Personality disorders

 Anxiety disorders

 Autism spectrum disorders

51 (68.9)

27 (36.5)

3 (4.1)

19 (25.7)

8 (10.8)

6 (8.1)

5 (6.7)

Areas of functional impairment, n (%)

 

 Social functioning

 Relational functioning

 Academic functioning

 Occupational functioning

45 (60.8)

53 (71.6)

69 (93.2)

53 (71.6)

Related symptoms, n (%)

 

 Mood swings

 Anger outbursts

 Low self-esteem

 Low tolerance for frustrations

 Sleep onset insomnia

52 (70.3)

35 (47.3)

55 (74.3)

51 (68.9)

51 (68.9)