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Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics, level of happy childhood experiences (JTV), Symptom Check List-90 scores, number of negative life events between T0 and T1, percent of twin pairs allocated to the same group, and number, mean levels, and SDs of ESM variables for the Stable and Increase groups

From: Measuring resilience prospectively as the speed of affect recovery in daily life: a complex systems perspective on mental health

Measure

The Stable group

The Increase group

 Number of people

80

77

 % females

68.75%

63.64%

 Education (n)

  Low education

8

4

  Middle education

50

54

  High education

22

17

  No data

0

2

 Ethnicity (n)

  Caucasian

78

76

  Asian

1

0

  No data

1

1

 % of twin pairs allocated to the same group

9.59

14.03

 

M

SD

Range

M

SD

Range

 Age at T0

17.85

3.98

14–33

16.95

3.60

15–34

 JTV sum score at T0*

15.58

1.57

11–17

14.96

2.16

7–17

 SCL-90 sum score at T0

127.08

26.13

92–214

130.73

33.91

90–245

 SCL-90 sum score at T1*

121.94

25.89

90–212

156.65

42.18

105–305

 Number of negative life events between T0 and T1

2.95

1.44

1–7

3.40

1.98

1–10

 ESM measures at T0

  Number of unpleasant events

15.91

9.01

1–50

17.12

10.00

2–44

 

M

SD within-person

M

SD within-person

  Level of unpleasantness of unpleasant events

0.91

0.86

0.87

0.86

  Negative affect score

1.72

0.51

1.87

0.61

  Positive affect score

4.88

0.83

4.72

0.91

  1. Note: * corresponds to a significant difference (p < 0.05) between Stable and Increase groups