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. 2024 Jun 21;14(7):517. doi: 10.3390/bs14070517

Table 1.

Demographic Variables and Difference Tests for Different Family Structures.

Conventional Family Structure (N = 419) Non-Conventional Family Structure (N = 64) t/X 2 p
M (SD) Mean (SD)
Age 12.66 (0.82) 12.66 (0.55) 0.03 0.98
Sex (M/F) 213/206 36/28 0.35 0.58
Maternal education 2.04 (0.78) 2.13 (0.98) −0.79 0.43
Paternal education 2.17 (0.77) 2.17 (0.92) 0.06 0.95
SES 6.97(1.54) 6.30 ± 1.56 3.27 0.00
Maternal gate closing 6.15 (5.07) 9.16 (6.55) −3.37 0.00
Maternal gate opening 13.08 (5.37) 8.25 (6.63) 5.31 0.00
Maternal warmth 21.24 (4.70) 18.95 (6.22) 2.70 0.01
Maternal refusal 9.23 (3.49) 10.41 (4.57) −1.97 0.05
Maternal overprotection 17.11 (4.52) 17.33 (4.39) −0.36 0.72
Paternal involvement 48.14 (18.33) 33.72 (22.69) 4.63 0.00
Paternal warmth 19.78 (5.05) 15.45 (6.54) 4.84 0.00
Paternal refusal 9.00 (3.61) 9.84 (4.96) −1.29 0.20
Paternal overprotection 15.68 (4.19) 15.41 (4.11) 0.47 0.64
AQ_Total 60.90 (20.13) 66.71 (24.18) −2.00 0.05

M: male; F: female; education levels were coded into 3 levels: 1 represents middle school education, 2 represents high school education, and 3 represents college and/or above; SES, subjective economic status; AQ, Buss–Perry aggression questionnaire.