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Published in final edited form as: J Child Fam Stud. 2016 Nov 3;26(3):863–876. doi: 10.1007/s10826-016-0603-6

Table 4.

Family Social Risk Characteristics by Group (N=123)

Variable	Never Attended (n=36)	Attended First Session (n=87)	p^*
≥High school	24 (66.7%)	59 (67.8%)	0.901
Unemployed	23 (63.9%)	66 (75.9%)	0.177
Annual income <$20K or receives Medicaid	35 (97.2%)	88 (97.7%)	>0.999
>4 people living in same home	21 (58.3%)	28 (32.2%)	0.007
>3 children in home	7 (19.4%)	10 (11.5%)	0.260
Parent < 20 years at first birth	21 (58.3%)	37 (42.5%)	0.110
History substance use	1 (2.8%)	9 (10.3%)	0.278
History of homelessness	10 (27.8%)	17 (19.5%)	0.315
History domestic violence	10 (27.8%)	22 (25.3%)	0.774
CESDR score, Mdn (IQR)	21.5 (25)	13 (18)	0.003
M (SD)	24.0 (16.19)	15.0 (14.55)
Depressed (CESDR > 15)	22 (61.1%)	34 (39.1%)	0.026

p-value based on Chi-square test or Fisher’s exact test for categorical variable depending on expected frequency per cell, and Wilcoxon rank-sum test for continuous variable.