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Published in final edited form as: Child Youth Serv Rev. 2011 Jan 1;33(1):161–166. doi: 10.1016/j.childyouth.2010.08.029

Table 2. Perceived stigma, depression severity, and socio-demographic characteristics.

	Perceived Stigma

	Total	0-3 Low	4 to 6 Medium	7 to 15 High	pValue

		N (%)	N (%)	N (%)
Age
Child (0-12)	21	6 (28.57)	8 (38.10)	7 (33.33)
Early Adolescence (13-14)	41	12 (29.27)	15 (36.59)	14 (34.15)
Late Adolescence (15-17)	42	13 (30.95)	14 (33.33)	15 (35.71)
x²₂					0.0000; 1.00
Gender
Male	50	15 (30.00)	21 (42.00)	14 (28.00)
Female	58	17 (29.31)	18 (31.03)	23 (39.66)
x²₁					0.64; 0.42
Grade
Elementary (1-6)	10	3 (30.00)	5 (50.00)	2 (20.00)
Intermediate (7-8)	37	10 (27.03)	12 (32.43)	15 (40.54)
High School (9-12)	54	18(33.33)	20 (37.04)	16 (29.63)
x²₂					0.12; 0.73
Perceived Service Need
None	45	16 (35.56)	12 (26.67)	17 (37.78)
Psychiatrist or Counselor	34	12 (35.29)	16 (47.06)	6 (17.65)
Both	29	4 (13.79)	11 (37.93)	14 (48.28)
x²₂					2.06; 0.15
Depression Severity
Normal (30-75)	77	29 (37.66)	26 (33.77)	22 (28.57)
Mild to Severe (76-120)	31	3 (9.68)	13 (41.94)	15 (48.39)
x²₁					7.86; 0.005^**

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p < .05;

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p < .01;

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p < .001