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. 2013 Jul 19;38(10):1091–1100. doi: 10.1093/jpepsy/jst052

Table I.

Participants’ Characteristics (N = 97)

Variable Mean (SEM)
Child age (years) 9.45 (0.14)
Caregiver age (years) 39.48 (0.77)
Child anxiety (T-score, MASC) 55.81 (1.07)
Child depression (T-score, CDI) 51.16 (0.98)
% FEV1 78.98 (1.59)
N (%)
Child sex (% male) 55 (56.7)
Ethnicity
    Puerto Rican 48 (49.5)
    African American 22 (22.7)
    Afro-Caribbean 16 (16.5)
    Mexican 11 (11.3)
Biological mother primary caregiver (% yes) 87 (89.7)
% Below federal poverty threshold 39 (43.3)
Maternal education
    Less than high school 37 (38.1)
    High school graduate 20 (20.6)
    At least some college 40 (41.2)
Married, caregiver (% yes) 25 (26.3)
% Foreign born, caregiver 41 (43.2)
Inhaled corticosteroids, child (% yes) 57 (58.8)
Asthma severity, child
    Intermittent/mild 13 (13.7)
    Moderate persistent 58 (61.1)
    Severe persistent 24 (25.3)
% Well-controlled asthma, child 47 (48.5)
Any current depressive disorder, caregiver (% yes) 27 (28.1)
    Major depressive disorder, caregiver (% yes) 16 (16.7)
    Dysthymia, caregiver (% yes) 11 (11.5)
Any current anxiety disorder, caregiver (% yes) 36 (37.5)
    >1 anxiety disorder, caregiver (% yes) 16 (16.7)
    Generalized anxiety disorder, caregiver (% yes) 20 (21.1)
    Panic disorder (with or without agoraphobia), caregiver (% yes) 11 (11.2)
    Post-traumatic stress disorder, caregiver (% yes) 9 (9.5)
    Social phobia, caregiver (% yes) 9 (9.3)
    Obsessive-compulsive disorder, caregiver (% yes) 8 (8.2)