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. 2023 Oct 14;17:119. doi: 10.1186/s13034-023-00666-z

Table 2.

Clinical characteristics of the participants

Case % (n = 64) Control % (n = 2268) OR 95% CI P value
Male sex 85.9 (n = 55) 57.2 (n = 1298) 4.56 2.22–10.56  < 0.01
ADHD 57.8 (n = 37) 16.9 (n = 383) 6.74 3.94–11.65  < 0.01
ASD 53.1 (n = 34) 40.1 (n = 910) 1.69 1.00–2.88 0.039
Intellectual Disability 7.8 (n = 5) 10.7 (n = 242) 0.71 0.22–1.78 0.68
Antisocial behavior 46.9 (n = 30) 12.3 (n = 279) 6.28 3.65–10.76  < 0.01
Abuse history 21.9 (n = 14) 11.2 (n = 254) 2.22 1.12–4.15 0.02
Child-to-parent violence 29.7 (n = 19) 10.6 (n = 240) 3.56 1.94–6.34  < 0.01

ADHD, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder; ASD, autism spectrum disorder

Statistically significant values are presented in bold