Effects of age and sex on clinical high-risk for psychosis in the community

Table 11 Simple effects of age group and sex on presence of speech-disorganization attenuated psychotic symptoms

	Beta	SE	Wald	df	P value	Exp (Beta)	95%CI; lower	95%CI; upper
Age category			2.777	6	0.836
8-12 yr	1.445	1.418	1.038	1	0.308	4.241	0.263	68.311
13-15 yr	-15.004	4838.665	0.000	1	0.998	0.000	0.000	.
16-17 yr	-15.004	2908.261	0.000	1	0.996	0.000	0.000	.
18-19 yr	-15.004	3110.226	0.000	1	0.996	0.000	0.000	.
25-29 yr	1.133	1.227	0.852	1	0.356	3.104	0.280	34.375
30-40 yr	1.629	1.032	2.491	1	0.114	5.098	0.674	38.543
Sex
Male	0.978	0.518	3.570	1	0.059	2.660	0.964	7.338

Reference groups are 20-24-year-olds and females, respectively. Age: GoF: χ²(6) = 10.57; P = 0.103; Nagelkerke’s R² = 0.046. Sex: GoF: χ²(1) = 4.08; P = 0.044; Nagelkerke’s R² = 0.018.