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. 2018 Oct 16;6:302. doi: 10.3389/fped.2018.00302

Table 3.

Mean differences between CFS group and controls on school functioning, fatigue and emotional symptoms.

CFS group (n = 39) Control group (n = 28) Mean difference* (95% CI) p-value, β
M (SD, range)
School absence, % 42.10 (29.75, 0–100) 5 (8.39, 0–30) −36.7 (−49.74, −23.65) <0.0001, 0.62
Quality of life in the school setting 37.25 (16.60, 0–70) 77.59 (14.05, 50–100) 38.30 (29.82, 46.78) <0.0001, 0.76
School participation 81.70 (13.74, 40–100) 98.36 (4.64, 80–100) 15.87 (9.63, 22.12) <0.0001, 0.58
School connectedness 67.0 (13.10, 38–87) 73.59 (11.03, 44–90) 6.98 (.10, 13.86) 0.047, 0.27
Academic performance 101.11 (12.38, 70–125) 111.81 (11.58, 82–129) 5.98 (0.78, 11.17) 0.025, 0.23
Fatigue 36.01 (15.0, 11.11–77.78) 73.23 (12.20, 41.67–95.83) 37.99 (30.13, 45.84) <0.0001, 0.80
Emotional symptoms 4.29 (2.84, 0–9) 2.34 (1.80, 0–7) −1.70 (−3.05, −0.35) 0.015, 0.33
*

All variables are adjusted for age and estimated FSIQ; CFS, chronic fatigue syndrome.

NCFS = 35, NControl = 28.