Halldin J
Acta Psychiatr Scand. 1985 Feb;71(2):117-27. doi: 10.1111/j.1600-0447.1985.tb01262.x.
A representative selection of 2,283 persons, 18-65 years old in "former" Stockholm County were examined by psychiatrists in 1970-71. The total non-response was 12%. The 12-month prevalence of mental disorders in relation to social class (I-III), marital status and immigration was estimated. The "psychiatric diagnoses of moderate and severe degree" were significantly more prevalent in social class III (14% and 2.7%) than in I (6.9% and 0.6%) and II (9.8% and 0.9%) and significantly more prevalent among single (16% and 4.6%) than among cohabiting persons (9.6% and 1.0%). The mental disorder/immigration relationship should here be interpreted with certain reservations. One significant difference was noted: the "psychiatric diagnosis of severe degree" was significantly more prevalent for men born in Sweden (1.5%) than for men born abroad (0.3%).
1970 - 1971年期间，来自“前”斯德哥尔摩县的2283名年龄在18至65岁之间的人员接受了精神病医生的检查，从中选取了具有代表性的样本。总无应答率为12%。对精神障碍与社会阶层（I - III）、婚姻状况和移民情况的12个月患病率进行了估算。“中度和重度精神疾病诊断”在社会阶层III（14%和2.7%）中比在I（6.9%和0.6%）以及II（9.8%和0.9%）中更为普遍，在单身人群（16%和4.6%）中比在同居人群（9.6%和1.0%）中更为普遍。这里对精神障碍/移民关系的解读应有所保留。注意到一个显著差异：瑞典出生的男性中“重度精神疾病诊断”的患病率（1.5%）显著高于国外出生的男性（0.3%）。
