Table 2.

Means and Standard Deviations of the Treatment Variables for Those Who Did Not Report Abuse (n = 76), Those Who Reported Either Type of Abuse (n = 88) and Those Who Reported Both Types of Abuse (n = 39) in the Family-Therapy-Treated Group (n = 119) and Treatment-as-Usual Group (n = 84)^*.

	Family-therapy treated group						Treatment-as-usual group
	No abuse		Either type		Both types		No abuse		Either type		Both types
	M	SD	M	SD	M	SD	M	SD	M	SD	M	SD
Treatment factors
Number of drugs	.48	.74	.54	.61	.47	.51	.51	.50	.40	.49	.50	.61
Number of diagnoses	.87	1.26	1.11	1.51	1.61	1.53	1.06	1.13	.64	1.05	2.47	2.34a
Consequences	5.87	3.64	5.90	4.06	6.47	5.11	5.55	3.73	5.21	3.81	8.27	4.49
Number of sessions	9.52	6.12	8.59	6.4	8.30	6.94	na		na		na
Individual factors
Delinquency	82.17	167.80	197.27	291.66	130.50	175.50	369.80	578.90	539.70	782.10	606.6	732.90b,d
Externalizing	27.19	10.79	27.82	9.86	28.38	10.61	26.37	7.87	23.73	10.65	31.05	13.09
Internalizing	17.53	9.49	19.78	10.64	19.38	8.64	18.82	11.03	15.27	10.05	26.11	12.58a
Family factors
Bonding care	23.78	6.18	20.66	8.27	14.85	9.52	21.58	8.71	21.83	9.42	15.77	8.75a
Bonding overprotection	21.02	7.52	19.05	10.29	20.28	8.27	15.17	8.05	17.54	8.41	21.88	10.59
Aggression youth	.39	.20	.47	.24	.50	.21	.31	.23	.35	.23	.48	.28b
Aggression parent	.31	.23	.40	.24	.49	.20	.32	.27	.30	.23	.40	.30b
Violence youth	.06	.07	.09	.08	.10	.13	.06	.10	.06	.07	.13	.13a
Violence parent	.06	.09	.15	.12	.18	.17	.06	.10	.09	.13	.17	.14c
Cohesion	4.91	2.35	3.58	2.3	3.71	2.49	4.65	2.63	4.81	2.64	3.55	2.70c
Conflict	4.89	2.00	5.90	2.50	5.76	2.75	4.96	2.27	5.00	2.66	5.94	2.73b

^*Listwise deletion for missing data;

^aBoth-Types group different than the other two groups (p < 05);

^bBoth-Types group different than the No-Abuse group (p < .05);

^cNo-Abuse group different than the other two groups (p < .05);

^dFamily-Treatment group different than the Treatment-as-Usual group (p < .05).

na = not applicable.