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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Child Fam Psychol Rev. 2015 Jun;18(2):133–150. doi: 10.1007/s10567-015-0182-x

Table 2.

Descriptives on Child, Parent/Family, and Provider Characteristics within Articles

Variable Percentage (n)*
Child Characteristics
    Target child disorder 88% (n=21)
    Disruptive behavior disorders 52% (n=11)
    Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder 24% (n=5)
    Anxiety disorders 14% (n=3)
    Autism spectrum disorders 5% (n=1)
  Child age
    Early childhood (0-4 years) 48% (n=10)
    Middle childhood (5-12 years) 100% (n=21)
    Adolescence (13-17 years) 52% (n=11)
  Child gender
    Both male and female 89% (n=17)
    Male-only 11% (n=2)
  Child race/ethnicity
    Non-Hispanic Caucasian 100% (n=13)
    African American 77% (n=10)
    Asian/Pacific 23% (n=3)
    Latino/Hispanic 62% (n=8)
    Native American 8% (n=1)
    Other 8% (n=1)
    Multiracial/multiethnic 62% (n=8)
Parent/Family Characteristics
  Parent sample size M=129; range 6-1,255
  Parent gender
    Both male and female 60% (n=9)
    Female-only 33% (n=5)
    Male-only 6% (n=1)
  Parent race/ethnicity
    Non-Hispanic Caucasian 100% (n=6)
    African American 100% (n=6)
    Asian/Pacific 66% (n=4)
    Latino/Hispanic 66% (n=4)
    Multiracial/multiethnic 33% (n=2)
    High proportion of low SES 13% (n=3)
Provider Characteristics
  Provider sample size M=16; range 2-105
  Provider discipline 21% (n=5)
    Psychology 100% (n=5)
    Social work 40% (n=2)
    Marriage and Family Therapy 20% (n=1)
    Counseling 20% (n=1)
    Education 20% (n=1)
  Provider education level
    Doctoral level 38% (n=5)
    Master’s level 54% (n=7)
    Graduate school 54% (n=7)
    Bachelor’s level 15% (n=2)
    High school level 8% (n=1)

Note:

*

unless otherwise indicated. SES = socioeconomic status. Unit is participant (total n varies by variable).

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