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. 2011 Aug;21(4):331–339. doi: 10.1089/cap.2010.0074

Table 4.

Childhood Characteristics of Medication Subgroups

 
None
One or less
1–5
Greater than 5
 
 
 
n = 28
n = 19
n = 28
n = 22
 
 
Measure Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD F p
Agea 9.44 1.56 9.51 1.41 8.81 1.16 8.53 1.31 3.38 0.02
SES 32.19 16.50 37.78 17.59 34.52 14.97 43.73 21.50 1.78 0.16
WISC-R/III - FSIQ 89.07 14.02 93.55 11.49 96.74 13.82 97.10 16.65 1.76 0.16
IOWA Conners
 I/Ob 10.39 3.18 9.61 3.98 12.73 2.22 11.23 2.88 4.69 0.004
 O/D 7.19 4.59 9.61 4.73 9.19 4.61 7.05 4.84 1.78 0.16
CBCL
 Attention problems 71.00 10.84 72.00 10.68 75.16 9.43 70.25 9.22 1.10 0.36
 Externalizing 67.07 11.38 71.67 10.32 73.00 9.64 67.05 13.14 1.79 0.16
 Internalizingc 64.00 13.24 70.00 10.45 67.28 10.25 59.30 12.11 3.07 0.03
DISC                 χ2 p
 % CD 32.14   21.05   35.71   36.36   1.42 0.70
 % ANX 35.71   47.37   21.43   27.27   3.91 0.27
 % MOOD 10.71   10.53   10.71   9.09   0.05 0.99
% Receiving other pharmacologic treatment 10.71   26.32   25.00   36.36   6.08 0.11
a

Post hoc tests did not reveal any significant individual group differences.

b

Individuals receiving medication for 1–5 years were significantly different than those receiving up to 1 year of medication.

c

Individuals receiving treatment for up to 1 year were significantly different than those receiving medication greater than 5 years.