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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Jan 12.
Published in final edited form as: Res Soc Work Pract. 2009 Jul 1;19(4):423–433. doi: 10.1177/1049731508329407

Table 1.

Descriptive Statistics for Study Variables at Family and Parent Group Level (n = 59 Groups, 337 Foster Parents and Children)

Intervention Group Engagement (Level 2, n = 59)
M SD
Mean scale score 3.67 .26
  Foster parent level of participation 3.82 .29
  Foster parent was open to ideas presented 3.81 .33
  Foster parent seemed satisfied 3.73 .30
  Foster parent implemented homework-practice 3.30 .36
Foster Child and Foster Parent (Level 1 n = 337)
  PDR Problem Behaviors Baseline 5.94 4.18
  PDR Problem Behaviors Post Intervention 4.25 3.85
  Foster Child Age 8.87 2.20
  Foster Child Sex (male) .50
  Number of Prior Placements 2.98 3.10
  European American .23
  African American .30
  Hispanic .43
  Foster parent age 50.30 11.51
  Ethnic match foster parent-foster child .67
  Ethnic match foster parent-group leader .61
  Kinship caregivers .32
  Foster Parent Mood 1.07 .09
  Negative Placement Disruptiona .13
a

Note: The n size for negative placement disruption includes all children in intervention group at baseline, else data are for families with pre-post data who have not experienced a placement during the study. PDR =Parent Daily Report.

PDR =Parent Daily Report.