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. 2017 Nov 23;30(1):22–32. doi: 10.1016/j.hkjot.2017.10.001

Table 2.

Characteristics of the Participants and Dietary Status (n = 23).

Characteristics of participants (n = 23)
Parents
Age 20–29 2 9%
30–39 9 39%
40–49 12 52%
Gender male 0 0%
female 23 100%
Children
Age 3 years old 9 39%
4 years old 8 35%
5 years old 4 17%
6 years old 2 9%
average ± SD 52.83 ± 12.1 months
Gender boy 18 78%
girl 5 22%
Diagnosis ASD 19 83%
SCQ (more than 15 points) 4 17%
Development agea 0 year old 2 9%
1 year old 6 26%
2 years old 5 22%
3 years old 2 9%
4 years old 1 4%
unclear/unadministered 7 30%
Development Quotient (DQ)a 0–19 the most severe 0 0%
20–34 severe 1 4%
35–49 moderate 8 35%
50–69 mild 4 17%
70–border 2 9%
unclear/unadministered 8 35%
Diet condition of participants (n = 23)
Degree of difficulty great 6 26%
normal 9 39%
few 8 35%
none 0 0%
Dietary unbalance (subjective view) very unbalanced 7 31%
unbalanced 9 38%
few unbalanced 7 31%
none 0 0%
Eatable food items before intervention (in 47 items) 1–10 5 21%
11–20 7 31%
21–30 7 31%
more than 31 4 17%
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Kyodaishiki developmental schedule.