Table II.
Carrier | Noncarrier | At-risk | ||
---|---|---|---|---|
Learned fragile X was an inherited disorder | 0–10 years | 3/ 15% | 7/ 39% | 7/ 47% |
11–13 years | 6/30% | 2/ 11% | 5/ 33% | |
14- <18 years | 6/ 30% | 3/ 17% | 0 | |
≥ 18 years | 2/ 10% | 0 | 1/ 7% | |
Don’t know/can’t remember | 3/10% | 6/ 33% | 2/ 13% | |
Learned could be a carrier (could have an affected child) | 0–10 years | 1/ 5% | 6/ 33% | 3 / 20% |
11–13 years | 7 /35% | 6 / 33% | 7/ 47% | |
14- <18 years | 8/ 40% | 3/ 17% | 2/13% | |
≥ 18 years | 3 / 15% | 0 | 1/ 7% | |
Don’t know/can’t remember | 1/ 5% | 3/ 17% | 2/ 13% | |
Learned actual carrier status | 0–10 years | 2/ 10% | 3/ 17% | na |
11–13 years | 5 /25% | 7/ 39% | na | |
14- <18 years | 7 / 35% | 4 /22% | na | |
≥ 18 years | 4 /20% | 1 / 6% | na | |
Don’t know/can’t remember | 2/ 20% | 3/ 17% | na |
Ages are the remembrances of the participants. There is no significant difference in mean ages of the girls (p = .72, Kruskal-Wallis Test) or remembered stages of knowledge (p >.1 Pearson Chi-Square) among the three groups.