Table 1.
Rates of adverse socioeconomic and health outcomes in young adulthood
| Women (N = 1507) |
Men (N = 1436) |
Total (%) (N = 2944) |
|
|---|---|---|---|
| Rates (%) of adverse socioeconomic outcomes | |||
| No higher education | 1099 (73%) | 1163 (81%) | 2262 (77%) |
| Unemployment | 71 (5%) | 61 (4%) | 132 (4%) |
| Criminal conviction | 17 (1%) | 80 (6%) | 97 (3%) |
| Rates (%) of adverse health outcomes | |||
| Traffic-related injury | 78 (5%) | 79 (6%) | 157 (5%) |
| Suicide attempt | 24 (2%) | 11 (1%) | 35 (1%) |
| SUD diagnosis | 38 (3%) | 41 (3%) | 79 (3%) |
| Mean (SD) ratings of ADHD symptoms at 13–14 years | |||
| Self-rated | 3.86 (2.69) | 3.58 (2.71) | 3.72 (2.70) |
| Parent-rated | 1.16 (1.86) | 1.58 (2.19) | 1.36 (2.04) |
| Mean (SD) ratings of ADHD symptoms at 16–17 years | |||
| Self-rated | 4.22 (2.80) | 3.38 (2.65) | 3.82 (2.76) |
| Parent-rated | 1.12 (1.80) | 1.24 (1.96) | 1.18 (1.88) |
SUD substance use disorder, SD standard deviation