Table 2.

Emotional, Social and School/Work Impairment of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)-Affected Family Members

	Worst Ever OCD				Current OCD
	Respondent (%)a			Omnibus p	Respondent (%)a			Omnibus p
	Youth	Mom	Dad		Youth	Mom	Dad
Emotional impact – always/often
Stressed/anxious	87.6	85.0	77.4	.078	59.3	61.5	50.9	.099
Frustrated/angry	76.6	68.7	64.9	.238	52.1	47.4	36.8	.032c
Sad	69.0	81.7*	67.5	.002b,d	45.7	59.5	44.0	.010d
Guilt	56.8	35.9	30.4	.011c	36.0	25.5	16.5	.004c
Social life impact – daily
Impact on OCD-affected child	69.1*	55.3	49.1	.003b,c	40.0	27.4	27.0	.022c
Impact on respondent	69.1*	48.2	41.2	<.001b,c	40.0*	25.2	22.6	.003b,c
Impact on others in family	58.2	59.1	56.1	.709	29.6	27.2	25.7	.721
School/work performance – daily
Impact on OCD-affected child	69.3	60.7	45.6*	<.001c,d	42.7*	27.0	26.1	<.001b,c
Impact on respondent	69.3*	45.1	33.3	<.001b,c	42.7*	19.1	17.5	<.001b,c
Impact on others in family	33.9	50.0	50.0	.017b	15.0	26.3	25.2	.062

Note. Boldface and italics indicate that significant reported differences exist between the identified group and the other two respondent groups for that time period and domain of functioning.

^aPercentages represent proportion of respondents who answered “Always/Often” for emotional impact and “Daily” for social and school/work activities. Omnibus p values calculated via Friedman analysis of variance test, and pair-wise differences calculated via the Wilcoxon signed-rank test.

^bStatistically significant Bonferroni-adjusted (p < .017) pairwise difference between patient and mother.

^cStatistically significant Bonferroni-adjusted (p < .017) pairwise difference between patient and father.

^dStatistically significant Bonferroni-adjusted (p < .017) pairwise difference between mother and father.