Fig 1.
Description of the final sample in the PEGASUS-Murcia project.
† The response rate is defined as: (completed interviews) / (total released respondent sample cases–respondent nonsample cases). ‡ High risk individuals: those who have positively answered a number of specific questions related to mood and anxiety disorders in the screening section. Low risk individuals: those without symptoms related to mood and anxiety disorders in the screening section. ¥ Long Path inclusion criteria: a) all high risk individuals and b) a random subsample of 25% of the low risk individuals. The remaining 75% of respondents without screening symptoms not randomly selected for the long path followed the Short Path of the questionnaire
Table 1.
Sociodemographic distribution of the PEGASUS-Murcia sample compared to general population$.
Table 2.
Sociodemographic distribution (continuation) of the PEGASUS-Murcia sample compared to general population$.
Table 3.
Twelve-month and lifetime prevalence and persistence of mental disorders in the PEGASUS-Murcia project (weighted proportions and 95%CI).
Fig 2.
Age-of-onset (AOO) distributions for 4 disorder categories.
Table 4.
Twelve-Month Prevalence and Severity of DSM-IV disorders in PEGASUS-Murcia project (proportions and 95% Confidence Interval).
Table 5.
Twelve-month prevalence of any disorder, any mood and anxiety disorders according to socio-demographic variables (adjusted Odds Ratios& and 95% Confidence Interval. (CI)