Goldstein (1988)

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How many participants were originally used in Goldstein (1988)
199
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How many participants who were diagnosed as schizophrenic by DSM-II in the 1970s retained their diagnosis from the DSM-III in the 1980s?
169
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What the inter-rater reliability level for Goldstein's diagnoses?
0.80
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How many participants were added to the study who had been hospitalised once previously for schizophrenia to make the sample more generalisable?
38
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What was the mean age of these participants?
24
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How were premorbid functioning symptoms gathered through?
Questionnaire
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What did the research method gather?
Information on isolation and peer relationships
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How was information on the symptoms gathered?
Interview
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What were the mean number of rehospitalisations within the 10 year period for males and females?
2.24 male, 1.12 female
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What was the mean duration of hospitalisations for males and females?
417.83 male, 206.81 female
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What percentage was the gender effect on rehospitalisations the result of premorbid functioning?
13%
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What percentage was the gender effect on rehospitalisation the result of social functioning?
4.3%
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What percentage was the gender effect on duration of stays in hospital the result of premorbid functioning
4.2%
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What percentage was the gender effect on duration of stays in hospital the result of social functioning?
11.3%
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