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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Fam Relat. 2016 Apr;65(2):369–386. doi: 10.1111/fare.12194

Table 3.

Treatment Satisfaction by Key Characteristics of Attending Families and Contextual Factors (n = 163)

Characteristic Satisfaction score Test statistic
M SD
Predisposing
  CGM age r = .08
  CGC age r = .11
  CGM race/ethnicity (n = 161)
    White 31.1 10.0 F(2, 158) = 1.74
    Black 33.7 7.8
    Hispanic 34.0 8.3
  CGC gender t(161) = 1.24
    Male 33.5 8.8
    Female 31.7 9.0
  Reasons for care
    Parental drug abuse t(161) = −0.87
      Yes 33.2 7.7
      No 32.0 9.8
    Parental child abuse t(161) = 0.00
      Yes 32.6 9.1
      No 32.6 8.8
    Parental incarceration t(161) = −1.47
      Yes 34.3 8.0
      No 32.0 9.1
    Parental unwillingness t(161) = 0.74
      Yes 31.6 9.1
      No 32.8 8.8
    Parental mental health t(161) = −1.48
      Yes 34.7 7.3
      No 32.1 9.2
  Number of CGCs cared for (M) r = −.03
Enabling
  Current marital status t(161) = 1.38
    Married 31.4 10.3
    Unmarried 33.3 7.8
  Family yearly income r = −.25***
  CGM education r = −.05
  CGM employment status t(161) = 1.51
    Working 31.2 10.2
    Not working 33.4 8.0
  Positive affect r = .02
  Social support r = .03
Physical health
  Current health problems t(161) = −3.29*
    Yes 34.2 7.2
    No 30.1 10.0
  Limited in kind of work/activity t(161) = −0.56
    Yes 32.3 8.2
    No 32.1 9.4
  Accomplish less than she would like t(161) = −0.97
    Yes 33.5 8.1
    No 32.1 9.3
CGM mental health
Clinical ratings t(161) = −1.22
  Depression (CES–D)
    ≥ 16 33.7 7.9
    < 16 31.9 9.4
  Anxiety (OASIS) t(161) = −0.58
    ≥ 8 33.4 9.0
    < 8 32.4 8.9
  Using mental health professionals t(161) = −2.81**
    Yes 35.2 7.0
    No 31.2 9.4
CGC adjustment problems
  Emotional problems F(2, 160) = 0.86
    Normal 32.2 9.4
    Borderline 31.6 9.5
    Abnormal 34.0 8.9
  Peer problems F(2, 160) = 2.50
    Normal 31.9 9.4
    Borderline 30.9 9.3
    Abnormal 34.9 7.2
  Hyperactivity/inattention F(2, 160) = 1.51
    Normal 31.8 9.5
    Borderline 30.2 9.5
    Abnormal 33.9 7.8
  Conduct problems F(2, 160) = 1.08
    Normal 32.7 8.9
    Borderline 30.5 9.0
    Abnormal 33.4 8.7
  Use of mental health professionals t(161) = 0.48
    Yes 32.1 8.2
    No 32.8 9.3
CGC physical health r = −.03
Contextual factors
  Experimental condition F(2, 160) = 0.59
    BPT 31.5 9.4
    CBT 33.3 8.1
    IOC 32.9 9.3
  Experimental site F(3, 159) = 2.55
    California 32.5 8.3
    Maryland 35.4 6.3
    Ohio 31.0 9.5
    Texas 31.0 10.4
  Miles willing to travel for group sessions
    With outliers r = −.09
    Outliers removed (n = 167) r = .02
  Number of sessions attended r = .28**

Note. CGM = custodial grandmother; CGC = custodial grandchild; CES–D = Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression Scale; OASIS = Overall Anxiety Severity and Intensity Scale; BPT = behavioral parent training; CBT = cognitive behavioral therapy; IOC = information-only condition.

*

p < .05.

**

p < .01.

***

p < .005.