Table 3

Bivariate Analysis of CCS-M Total Score and Sociodemographic and Clinical Characteristics

MSDTest Statistics, P
Ager = –0.19, P < .001
Years of education completedr = –0.03, P = .30
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) scale scorer = 0.15, P < .001
Sext =1.11, df = 1,215, P =.35, d = 0.18
 Male33.115.5
 Female32.214.5
RaceF =6.68, df = 5, 1,211, P < .001, Bonferroni’s post hoc: a-b: P <.001
 Black or African American34.214.9
 White29.314.8
 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander45.812.6
 American Indian or Alaska Native32.517.7
 Asian35.526.1
 Other (e.g., identified as more than one race)34.415.3
Marital statusF =2.06, df = 2, 1,213, P = .13
 Single and never married33.015.1
 Divorced, separated, or widowed31.114.6
 Married or living with a partner33.915.5
Currently employedt =1.13, df = 1,212, P =.13, d =0.08
 Yes33.514.6
 No32.415.2
Clinical diagnosesF =9.47, df = 2, 1,212, P < .001 Bonferroni’s post hoc: a-b: P <.001 b-c: P <.001
 Mood disorder33.615.0
 Psychotic disorder28.213.8
 Both psychotic and mood disorder, or schizoaffective disorder32.915.5
Comorbid substance use disordert =4.92, df = 1,215, P < .001, d =0.28
 Yes34.815.4
 No30.614.3