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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Am Acad Child Adolesc Psychiatry. 2011 Apr 5;50(5):441–450. doi: 10.1016/j.jaac.2011.02.002

Table 1.

Parental Demographics

Mothers (N = 801)
Fathers (N = 182)
Characteristic N % N %/SD
Marital Status 560a 118
 Married/cohabitating 345 61.61 96 81.36
 Single/divorced/separated /widowed 215 38.39 22 18.64
Employment Status 540a 114
 Employed 364 67.41 96 84.21
 Unemployed 34 6.30 9 7.89
 Homemaker/retired/other 142 26.30 9 7.89
Employment Type 537a 114
 Manager/professional 164 30.54 62 54.39
 Skilled 181 33.71 26 22.81
 Unskilled 61 11.36 19 16.67
 Homemaker/disability/other 131 24.39 7 6.14
Education 481a 98
 Graduate/professional graduate 229 47.61 49 50.00
 College graduate/some college 118 24.53 20 20.41
 High school graduate 72 14.97 18 18.37
 Some high school or below 62 12.89 11 11.22
Race / Ethnicity 547a 121
 Hispanic 279 51.01 37 30.58
 Caucasian 154 28.15 58 47.93
 African-American 73 13.35 15 12.40
 Other 41 7.50 11 9.09
M SD M SD

Age 38.87 7.97 42.95 8.56

Note:

a

N reflects number of parents who provided this information.

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