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Published in final edited form as: Psychol Med. 2015 Dec 1;46(5):969–979. doi: 10.1017/S0033291715002469

Table 2.

Grouped frequency distributions of the total number of childhood relocations (ages 0–11) as measured by SSRS- and LISA-based data.

Relocations	N (%)^a
Within-Sweden Relocations (SSRS)^b
0^d	653,090 (43.24)
1–2	651,628 (43.14)
3–5	184,759 (12.23)
6–10	20,814 (1.39)
11–12	172 (0.01)
Average Annual Moves (SD)	1.11 (1.38)
Within-Sweden Relocations (LISA)^c
0^d	224,297 (14.85)
1–2	383,423 (25.38)
3–5	180,079 (11.92)
6–10	43,361 (2.87)
11–15	4,206 (0.28)
>16	708 (0.05)
Average Annual Moves (SD)	1.88 (2.06)

Denotes a variable in which the percentages are rounded to the nearest hundredths and thus may not equal 100.

Based off 1,510,463 unique individuals born 1983–1997.

Based off 836,074 unique individuals born 1990–1997.

Reference group.