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. 2011 Jul 7;11:63. doi: 10.1186/1471-2431-11-63

Table 1.

Characteristics of the children participating in the validity study in comparison with the Flemish population

Belgian households with young
children (3 - 7 y) (%)†
Families
in the study (%)
(n = 297)
Highest education of father & mothers*:
 Lower secondary education 19.4 11.3
 Higher secondary education 42.1 34.9
 Higher education (e.g. bachelor) 21.1 32.3
 University degree (e.g. master degree) 17.5 21.5
Income status of families:
 Two incomes from employment 72.2 70.8
 One incomes from employment 12.7 23.5
 No income from employment (e.g. only replacement income(s)) 15.1 5.8

* Distribution of educational levels of mothers and fathers in the Flemish population 25-34 years old in 2002 (The Flemish Authority, 2007)[16]

† Panel study of Belgian Households - year of observation 2002 was used as a reference (Child and Family, 2003)[15]