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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Aug 4.
Published in final edited form as: Crim Behav Ment Health. 2011 Feb;21(1):21–34. doi: 10.1002/cbm.783

Table 2.

Summary Statistics of Variables

DOCa DHSb PSID-incarceratedc Community

N % N % N % N %
Depressed 24 51.06%
(50.53)
19 42.22%
(49.95)**
11 15.94%
(36.87)**
34 4.88%
(21.56)
Received public assistance growing up 23 48.94%
(50.53)**
35 77.78%
(42.04)
34 49.28%
(50.36)**
250 37.13%
(48.35)
Parental incarceration 27 57.46%
(49.98)**
44 97.78%
(14.91)**
40 57.97%
(23.54)**
260 38.46%
(19.25)
Person or weapon offence 17 36.17%
(48.57)**
29 64.44%
(48.41)**
13 18.84%
(39.39)**
8 1.18%
(10.82)
Female 2 4.26%
(20.40)*
9 20.00%
(40.45)**
24 34.78%
(47.98)**
374 55.33%
(49.75)
Age (16-29) 11 23.94%
(1.34)**
[21-29]
8 18.2%
(0.99)**
[16-20]
13 19.11%
(0.98)**
[17-21]
128 18.90%
(1.09)
[17-21]
Race/ethnicity
 White 23 48.94%
(50.53)
17 37.78%
(49.03)
28 40.58%
(49.46)
334 49.41%
(50.03)
 African-American 19 40.43%
(49.51)
19 42.22%
(49.95)
32 46.38%
(50.23)
268 39.64%
(48.95)
 Hispanic or other race/ethnicity 5 10.64%
(31.17)
9 20.00%
(40.45)
9 13.04%
(33.92)
74 10.95%
(31.25)
N 47 100% 45 100% 69 100% 676 100%
a

Significant at * 5%, ** 1% between DOC (Michigan sample of serious offenders in adult prisons) and DHS (Michigan sample of serious offenders in juvenile facilities).

b

Significant at * 5%, ** 1% between Michigan sample and PSID sentenced sample.

c

Significant at * 5%, ** 1% between incarcerated sample (i.e. DOC, DHS, & PSID incarcerated) and community non-offending youths.

(Standard deviations in parenthesis)