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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Eur Child Adolesc Psychiatry. 2014 Oct 15;24(7):815–826. doi: 10.1007/s00787-014-0626-8

Table 1.

Individual and family characteristics and internalizing and externalizing symptoms among TEMPO study participants (1991–2009)

Descriptive Characteristics N (%) Mean (+/−SD)
(N=1103)
Adult Internalizing
Symptoms
(N=1067)
p-value Adult Externalizing
Symptoms
(N=1090)
p-value
Age in 2009 (years) 1103 28.94 (+/−3.68) 0.88 0.77
Sex
  Female 649 (59) 95 (15) 0.80 87 (14) 0.69
  Male 454 (41) 64 (14) 57 (13)
Number of childhood friends
  Zero 59 (5) 19 (33) <0.01 15 (25) 0.04
  1 161 (15) 21 (14) 22 (14)
  2 or 3 678 (62) 98 (15) 84 (13)
  4 or more 194 (18) 21 (11) 23 (12)
Childhood learning difficulties
  Yes 328(19) 21 (14) 0.83 119 (13) 0.60
  No 775(81) 132 (15) 22 (15)
Childhood internalizing symptoms
  Yes 162 (15) 34 (21) 0.02 31 (19) 0.01
  No 910 (85) 123 (14) 110 (12)
Childhood externalizing symptoms
  Yes 129 (12) 24 (19) 0.17 27 (21) 0.01
  No 964 (88) 135 (14) 117 (12)
Household income
  Low 373 (35) 47 (13) 0.17 45 (12) 0.47
  High/intermediate 698 (65) 109 (16) 96 (14)
Parental divorce/separation
  Yes 154 (15) 21 (14) 0.82 21 (14) 0.98
  No 889 (85) 126 (15) 117 (13)
Parental history of depression
  Yes, at least twice 324 (30) 65 (21) <0.01 60 (19) <0.01
  Never or once 749 (70) 92 (12) 83 (11)
Parental heavy alcohol drinking
  Yes 253 (23) 29 (12) 0.10 37 (15) 0.44
  No 846 (77) 129 (16) 107 (13)
Young adult internalizing symptoms
  Yes 159 (15) -- -- 80 (50) <0.01
  No 908 (85) -- 57 (6)
Young adult externalizing symptoms
  Yes 144 (13) 80 (58) <0.01 -- --
  No 960 (87) 79 (9) --