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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Dec 15.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Intellect Dev Disabil. 2011 Jan;116(1):16–35. doi: 10.1352/1944-7558-116.1.16

Table 2.

Number and Percentage of Men and Women With Fragile X Syndrome in Various Outcomes

Outcome Women (n = 89): n (%) Men (n = 239): n (%) χ2/t value
Residence
 2 = Independenta 32 (43.84) 20 (10.26)
 1 = Co-reside with parents 37 (50.68) 137 (70.26)
 0 = Group home 4 (5.48) 38 (19.49) χ2(2, N = 266) = 40.65***
Employment
 2 = Full time 38 (47.50) 46 (20.44)
 1 = Part time 20 (25.00) 90 (40.00)
 0 = Not working 22 (27.50) 89 (39.56) χ2(2, N = 303) = 33.07***
Assistance needed in everyday life
 2 = No assistance 30 (37.50) 11 (4.87)
 1 = Minimal assistance 35 (43.75) 86 (38.05)
 0 = Moderate/considerable 15 (18.75) 129 (57.08) χ2(2, N = 305) = 54.23***
Friendships
 2 = Considerable 48 (60.00) 65 (29.41)
 1 = Some 25 (31.25) 114 (51.58)
 0 = None 7 (8.75) 42 (19.00) χ2(2, N = 300) = 23.69***
Leisure
 2 = ≥6 activities 58 (72.50) 113 (50.00)
 1 = 3–5 activities 19 (23.75) 83 (36.73)
 0 = 0–2 activities 3 (3.75) 30 (13.27) χ2(2, N = 304) = 7.42**
Overall independence
 Very high level of independence (9–10) 15 (20.55) 1 (0.53)
 High level of independence (7–8) 17 (23.29) 16 (8.56)
 Moderate level of independence (5–6) 24 (32.88) 64 (34.22)
 Low level of independence (3–4) 15 (20.55) 70 (37.43)
 Very low level of independence (0–2) 2 (2.74) 36 (19.25) t(322) = 8.78***

Note. χ2/t value = results of independent samples t-test or chi-square test.

*

p <.05.

**

p <.01.

***

p <.001. Boldfaced numbers also denote statistical significance.

a

Of these adults, 15 women and 1 man lived with a spouse/partner and the rest lived alone or with a roommate/partner.