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Level of depression in study population_
| BDI-II score | Number (n) / Percentage (%) |
|---|---|
| No depression (0–13) | 99 / 68.3% |
| Mild depression (14–19) | 22 / 15.2% |
| Mild to moderate depression (20–28) | 14 / 9.7% |
| Severe depression (29–63) | 10 / 6.9% |
Sociodemographic characteristics of the study population_
| Characteristic | Number (n) / Percentage (%) |
|---|---|
| Gender | 47 (32.4%) / 98 (67.6%) |
| Family history of psychiatric disorders | 15 (10.3%) / 130 (89.7%) |
| Presence of comorbidities | 14 (9.7%) / 131 (90.3%) |
| Growing up in an intact family | 128 (88.3%) / 17 (11.7%) |
| Place of residence during school year | 133 (91.7%) / 12 (8.3%) |
| Smoking | 34 (23.4%) / 111 (76.6%) |
| Alcohol abuse | 41 (28.3%) / 29 (20%) / 67 (46.2%) / 8 (5.5%) |
| Psychoacitve substances abuse | 7 (4.8%) / 138 (95.2%) |
| Timely enrollment in secondary school | 143 (98.6%) / 2 (1.4%) |
| Enrollment in secondary school of choice | 142 (97.9%) / 3 (2.1%) |
| Academic success in secondary school | 88 (60.7%) / 43 (29.6%) / 12 (8.3%) / 2 (1.4%) / 0 (0%) |
Level of anxiety in study population_
| HAM-A score | Number (n) / Percentage (%) |
|---|---|
| Minimal or no anxiety (≤7) | 88 / 60.7% |
| Mild anxiety (8–14) | 33 / 22.8% |
| Moderate (15–23) | 14 / 9.7% |
| Severe (≥24) | 10 / 6.9% |