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Table 2.

Child Psychosocial Well-Being by Age and Surviving Parent’s Health Status

	Age		Surviving parent health status
Variables	≤13 M (SD)	>13 M (SD)	Healthy M (SD)	HIV/other illness/not sure M (SD)
Academic marks	3.06 (1.12)	3.22 (1.15)	2.99 (1.13)	3.20 (1.14)
Education expectation	4.22 (1.70)	3.96 (1.48)	4.24 (1.65)	4.00 (1.57)
Trust relationship with caregivers	2.24 (0.69)	2.70 (0.71)^****	2.50 (0.79)	2.49 (0.72)
Child health status	2.12 (0.89)	2.44 (0.79)^****	2.17 (0.97)	2.35 (0.80)
Depression	18.53 (7.82)	22.30 (9.07)^****	18.68 (8.27)	21.30 (8.77)^**
Loneliness	2.49 (0.72)	2.40 (0.63)	2.29 (0.74)	2.50 (0.64)^**
Posttraumatic stress	48.47 (9.56)	51.66 (8.79)^****	48.41(8.44)	50.86 (9.64)^*
Social support	2.96 (0.87)	3.24 (0.79)^***	3.26 (0.86)	3.06 (0.82)^*

Note. SD = standard deviation

p < .05;

^**

p < .01;

^***

p < .001;

^****

p < .0001