Table 1.
Demographic Information for Heightened Risk (HR) and Low Risk (LR) groups
| HR (n = 91) | LR (n = 25) | |||
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| Gender | ||||
| Female (%) | 43 | (47%) | 10 | (40%) |
| Male (%) | 48 | (53%) | 15 | (60%) |
| Racial or ethnic minority (%) | 10 | (11%) | 1 | (4%) |
| Mean age for Mothers (SD) | 34.19 | (4.01) | 31.92 | (4.85) |
| Mean age for Fathers (SD) | 36.68 | (5.10) | 33.08 | (4.00) |
| Mean Parent Educationa (SD) | 1.22 | (0.50) | 1.38 | (0.50) |
| Mean Paternal Occupational Prestige b (SD) | 53.08 | (18.90) | 48.18 | (22.82) |
a
Parent education based on averaging education scores for mothers and fathers. 0 = High school, 1 = Some college or college degree; 2 = Graduate or professional school
b
Nakao–Treas occupational prestige score. Unable to calculate for 4 LR and 5 HR fathers.