Another study found between-group differences that were borderline significant in positive urgency between gambling disorder ( n = 31) and bipolar disorder ( n = 19, p =.05; [ 62 ]; Individuals with gambling disorder endorsed lower levels of positive urgency than individuals with bipolar disorder.
Within the context of suicidality, individuals with bipolar disorders and with a history of attempt ( n = 12) did not differ significantly in negative or positive urgency scores than those without any history of attempt ( n = 18, p =.06 to.07; [ 64 ]) but alike the aforementioned study [ 62 ], the lack of significance (or borderline significance) could be due to a lack of statistical power.