3.1.1. Clinical Data on Parent and Young Adult Psychopathology
affective illness, non-affective illness
At baseline, when the unit of analysis was family-level illness, all families had parents with affective illness. In addition, 46 (44%) families had non-affective illness. Although our enrollment criteria included the absence of a history of affective illness in the children by parent report, we found upon direct assessment of the children at baseline that 19 of 138 (14%) children did in fact have a history of affective illness. 