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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2008 Jun 11.
Published in final edited form as: J Pediatr Psychol. 2005 Aug 24;31(6):608–618. doi: 10.1093/jpepsy/jsj066

Table 1.

Description of the sample.

Mothers (n = 97) Fathers (n = 37)
Parent
Age – M (SD) 31.4 (7.64) 36.0 (7.36)
Race – N (%) White 47 (49%) 15 (40%)
Black 32 (33%) 13 (35%)
Hispanic 17 (18%) 8 (22%)
Asian 1 (1%) 1 (3%)
Education – N (%) < High School 19 (20%) 7 (19%)
High School Graduate 24 (25%) 7 (19%)
> High School 54 (55%) 23 (62%)
Family (N = 106)

Family
Marital Status – N (%) Married 57 (56%)
Living Together 18 (18%)
Never Married 16 (16%)
Divorced/widowed/separated 10 (10%)
Number of Children – N (%) 1 14 (13%)
2 35 (33%)
3 27 (26%)
≥ 4 29 (28%)
Family Income – N (%) < $20,000 19 (26%)
$20,000 – $50,000 27 (37%)
> $50,000 27 (37%)
Child
Age – M (SD) In Months 60.1 (14.57)
Gender – N (%) Boys 58 (55.2%)
Girls 47 (44.8%)
Unit Where Hospitalized Initially – N (%) Pediatric Intensive Care Unit 51 (48.6%)
General Care Unit 55 (51.4%)
Length of stay (days) – M (SD) In Hospital 3.1 (4.07)
In PICU (n = 51) 2.8 (3.70)
Cause of Injury – N (%) Fall 55 (53.9%)
Pedestrian vs. Car 16 (15.7%)
Motor Vehicle Crash 15 (14.6%)
Bicycle Crash 9 (8.9%)
Other 7 (6.9%)