Table 9.
Socio-demographic information of the CTP sample (continuous variables).
| Characteristic | n | Mean (SD) |
|---|---|---|
| Child age (at baseline) | 333 | 3.97 (0.73) |
| Mother age | 318 | 29.05 (5.76) |
| SOCIOECONOMIC INFORMATIONa | ||
| Parent education levelb | 320 | 7.07c (2.68) |
| Parent occupation backgroundb | 321 | 3.78d (2.92) |
| Housinge | 321 | 9.91 (2.16) |
| Overcrowding conditionsf | 321 | 6.26 (2.30) |
| LIFE STRESSORS AND SOCIAL RESOURCESg | ||
| Physical health | 268 | −48.97 (10.71) |
| Housing stressors | 268 | −55.49 (10.99) |
| Economic stressors | 268 | −61.87 (8.08) |
| Working stressors | 190 | −49.67 (7.64) |
| Couple stressors | 188 | −54.82 (8.88) |
| Child stressors | 257 | −64.83 (8.79) |
| Family stressors | 258 | −46.37 (8.49) |
| Friends and social life stressors | 236 | −45.82 (8.17) |
| Negative life events | 268 | −59.57 (12.96) |
| Economic resources | 266 | 38.42 (0.84) |
| Working resources | 189 | 51.01 (2.57) |
| Couple resources | 189 | 54.34 (6.37) |
| Child resources | 256 | 66.39 (5.34) |
| Family resources | 258 | 48.98 (7.43) |
| Friends and social life resources | 232 | 46.91 (11.12) |
| Positive life events | 268 | 55.38 (10.59) |
| Number of training sessionsh | 292 | 19.34 (5.96) |
a
Socioeconomic information was obtained in most cases (this is the reason for the higher sample sizes in those variables).
b
Highest educational and occupational levels reached by parents.
c
Incomplete secondary school level.
d
Non-skilled worker.
e
Scale range: 3–12 points, with higher scores for better housing conditions.
f
Scale range: 0–9 points, with higher scores for better conditions.
g
T scores from each item evaluated in the Life Stressors and Social Resources Inventory (LISRES).
h
The total number of sessions vary between children due to their absence to the institutions.