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. 2017 Mar 20;94(5):597–605. doi: 10.1007/s11524-017-0143-4

Table 1.

Characteristics of WTCHR adolescents and their parents (n = 472)

Total N (%)
Adolescent characteristics
 Age at 9/11 (age at Wave 3)
  0–4 years (10–14 years) 298 (63.1)
  5–8 years (15–18 years) 174 (36.9)
 Gender
  Male 235 (49.8)
  Female 237 (50.2)
 Race/ethnicity
  White 253 (53.6)
  Others 219 (46.2)
 School-functioning (Wave 3)
  Mean (standard deviation) 76.5 (±17.5)
 Unmet healthcare needs (Wave 3)
  0 410 (91.3)
  1 30 (6.7)
  2 9 (2.0)
 SDQ scores (Wave 3)
  Normal (0–15) 402 (88.0)
  Borderline (16–19) 32 (7.0)
  Abnormal (20–40) 23 (5.0)
 Mental health problems (Wave 3)
  0 431 (91.3)
  1 28 (5.9)
  2 8 (1.7)
  3 5 (1.1)
 Family WTC exposurea
  Yes 162 (34.3)
  No 310 (65.7)
Parent characteristics (Wave 3)
 Household income (2010)
  ≤$75,000 166 (37.4)
  >$75,000 278 (62.6)
 Parents education
  ≤High school 65 (14.8)
  >High school 374 (85.2)
 Parent NPD
  Yes (K6 ≥ 12) 56 (11.9)
  No 413 (88.1)

aHaving a family member who was injured or killed in the attacks, or was in the WTC disaster and escaped unharmed