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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Autism. 2016 Jun 15;21(5):622–634. doi: 10.1177/1362361316650394

Table 1.

Demographics of children and families by participation status.

Characteristics Evaluated (n = 170) Mean (SD)/n (%) Included in study (n = 148) Mean (SD)/n (%)
Child age 9.63 (0.95) 9.68 (0.89)
Child gender (% male) n = 135 (79%)a n = 120 (81.1%)a
Diagnosis
 Autism spectrum disorder n = 50 (29.4%) n = 47 (31.8%)
 Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder n = 105 (61.8%) n = 101 (68.2%)
 Excluded—diagnosis not determined n = 15 (8.8%) N/A
Ethnicity
 Caucasian/White n = 45 (26.5%) n = 44 (29.7%)
 African American/Black n = 36 (21.2%) n = 29 (19.6%)
 Asian American/Arab American n = 10 (5.9%) n = 9 (6.1%)
 Hispanic/Latino n = 53 (31.2%) n = 47 (31.8%)
 Biracial n = 9 (5.3%) n = 8 (5.4%)
 Other/unreported n = 17 (10%) n = 11 (7/4%)
Wechsler Abbreviated Scales of Intelligence-2 n = 164
 Full Scale IQ 96.59 (14.46) 98.17 (14.16)
 Verbal IQ 95.76 (14.62) 97.29 (14.28)
 Performance IQ 98.10 (15.59) 99.49 (15.36)
Yearly net income US$88,425.13 US$94,794.78
Range: US$9200–US$400,000 (n = 128) Range: US$9200–US$400,000 (n = 115)
Highest reported parent years of education 14.97 (4.10) 15.14 (4.02)
Range: 3–25 years (n = 126) Range: 3–25 years (n = 118)
Number of adults in home 2.25 (0.99) 2.27 (0.99)
Range 1–7, (n = 154) Range 1–7, (n= 138)

SD: standard deviation.

a

One participant identified as female to male transgender.