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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Nov 9.
Published in final edited form as: Child Health Care. 2009;38(4):321–351. doi: 10.1080/02739610903237352

Table 1.

Child, Parent, and Family Characteristics at Time 1 (N= 427)

Characteristic Frequency Valid %
Child’s Sex
 Male 229 53.6
 Female 198 46.4
Child’s Age (M= 10.37, SD= 2.37, range= 6 to 15 years)
 6 – 10 years 225 52.7
 11 – 15 years 202 47.3
Child’s Primary Health and Development Problem
 Central nervous system (CNS) disorders 340 79.6
 Musculoskeletal disorders 87 20.4
Family Type
 Two-parent 348 81.5
 Single-parent 67 15.7
 Missing 12 2.8
Ethnic Background
 Caucasian 345 80.8
 Non Caucasian 79 18.5
 Missing 3 .7
Respondent Age
 20 – 29 19 4.5
 30 – 39 154 36.2
 40 – 49 218 51.2
 50 – 59 35 8.2
 Missing 1 NA
Respondent Sex
 Male 48 11.3
 Female 375 88.7
 Missing 4 NA
Educational Attainment of Respondent
 Completed elementary, some high school 47 11.0
 Completed high school, some college/technical training 137 32.1
 Completed college/technical training, some university 139 32.6
 Completed university 104 24.4
Total Family Income (Can $)
 < 30,000 68 16.1
 30,000 – 44,999 79 18.7
 45,000 – 59,999 74 17.5
 60,000 – 89,999 114 27.0
 > 90,000 87 20.6
 Missing 5 NA