Table 1.
Descriptive Data at Baseline
| TAU+UCanPoopToo (n=47) |
TAU (n=43) |
Significance | |
| Gender | 81% male | 81% male | FET, p = 1.00 |
| Age | 8.47 (1.92) | 8.66 (1.72) | t(1,88) = .51, p = .61 |
| Race1 | 85% White | 95% White | FET, p = .16 |
| High School degree or less (Parent) | 53% | 50%* | FET, p = .83 |
| Age of toilet training (months) | 31.00 (12.17) | 27.05 (17.01) | t(1,75) = 1.26, p = .21 |
| Accident history (months) | 42.55 (30.79) | 47.14 (33.73) | t(1,88) = .67, p = .50 |
| # of accidents per 2 weeks (median(range)) | 8.00 (2-70) | 9.00 (2-70) | z =1.02, p=.31 |
| # previous medical visits (median(range))2 | 3.00 (0-15)* | 3.00 (0-35) | z = .53, p = .60 |
| # previous mental health visits (median(range))2 | 0.00 (0-120) | 1.00 (0-24) | z= 1.28, p = .20 |
| “Very comfortable using Internet” (Parent)3 | 79% | 81% | FET, p = .80 |
| Check email daily (Parent)4 | 68% | 61% | FET, p = .51 |
Note: FET = Fisher’s Exact Test
*
One case missing.
1
Race is coded as white vs. all other races.
2
% visits were related to encopresis
3
For comfort with the Internet, the percentage show represents those who selected “very comfortable” or “I’m an expert” as compared to those who selected “somewhat comfortable” or “comfortable.”
4
% who check email daily is compared to % who check email less than daily.