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Table 1 Demographic and clinical characteristics of the total sample

From: Identifying different patterns of emotion dysregulation in adult ADHD

Variables

Total sample (N = 391)

Age, Mean (SD)

33.57 (10.90)

Gender, N (%)

187 M (47.8%)

203 F (51.9%)

1 Transgender (0.3%)

Years of education, Mean (SD)

14.24 (2.67)

ADHD presentation

 Inattentive

75 (22.9%)

 Hyperactive

12 (3.7%)

 Combined

240 (73.4%)

Comorbidities, N (%)

 Past Major Depression Episode

106 (27.11%)

 Bipolar Disorder

47 (12.02%)

 Anxiety Disorder

46 (11.76%)

 Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

8 (2.05%)

 Borderline Personality Disorder

25 (6.39%)

 Autism Spectrum Disorder

14 (3.58%)

Treatments, N (%)

 Psychostimulants

5 (1.28%)

 Antidepressants

52 (13.30%)

 Anxiolytics

29 (7.42%)

 Mood Stabilizers

28 (7.16%)

 Antipsychotics

20 (5.12%)

 Hypnotics

8 (2.05%)

Questionnaires, M (SD)

 CTQ-SF

21.62 (15.71)

 WFIRS – Family (n = 383)

1.53 (0.779)

 WFIRS – Work (n = 318)

1.532 (0.709)

 WFIRS – Studies (n = 178)

1.766 (0.863)

 WFIRS – Life skills (n = 391)

1.495 (0.570)

 WFIRS – Self-concept (n = 389)

2.240 (0.843)

 WFIRS – Social functioning (n = 389)

1.301 (0.677)

 WFIRS – Risky behaviors (n = 388)

0.71 (0.53)

Symptomatic Clusters, N (%)

 Emotional instability

218 (55.75%)

 Impulsivity

197 (50.38%)

 Overactivation

234 (59.85%)

 Inattention/Disorganization

204 (52.17%)

 Sleep problems

199 (50.90%)

  1. Note: CTQ-SF Childhood Trauma Questionnaire Short-Form, WFIRS Weiss Functional Impairment Rating Scale