Table 1.
Baseline demographic variables by treatment arm
| Overall (N = 176) | eAT (N = 83) | WWSC (N = 93) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Age (years) at baseline | 8.30 (0.96) | 8.37 (0.91) | 8.24 (1.00) |
| Sex (male) | 71 (40.34%) | 28 (33.73%) | 43 (46.24%) |
| BMI z-score | 1.30 (1.14) | 1.45 (1.12) | 1.17 (1.16) |
| Overweight/obese | 115 (65.34%) | 59 (71.08%) | 56 (60.22%) |
| Maternal education | |||
| High school or less | 62 (35.23%) | 31 (37.35%) | 31 (33.33%) |
| Associates’ degree or some college | 71 (40.34%) | 29 (34.94%) | 42 (45.16%) |
| Bachelor’s degree or more | 41 (23.3%) | 21 (25.30%) | 20 (21.51%) |
| Missing | 2 (1.14%) | 2 (2.41%) | 0 (0.00%) |
| Child’s race | |||
| Black | 106 (60.23%) | 49 (59.04%) | 57 (61.29%) |
| White | 59 (33.52%) | 29 (34.94%) | 30 (32.26%) |
| Other | 11 (6.25%) | 5 (6.02%) | 6 (6.45%) |
| Site | |||
| Philadelphia | 56 (31.82%) | 25 (30.12%) | 31 (33.33%) |
| Cincinnati | 17 (9.66%) | 8 (9.64%) | 9 (9.68%) |
| Cleveland | 53 (30.11%) | 27 (32.53%) | 26 (27.96%) |
| St. Louis | 33 (18.75%) | 15 (18.07%) | 18 (19.35%) |
| New York | 2 (1.14%) | 1 (1.20%) | 1 (1.08%) |
| Boston | 15 (8.52%) | 7 (8.43%) | 8 (8.60%) |
| Annual household income | |||
| <$20K | 57 (32.39%) | 20 (24.10%) | 37 (39.78%) |
| $20–$40K | 35 (19.89%) | 18 (21.69%) | 17 (18.28%) |
| >$40K | 51 (28.98%) | 22 (26.51%) | 29 (31.18%) |
| Missing | 33 (18.75%) | 23 (27.71%) | 10 (10.75%) |
BMI z-score = body mass Index z-score. Data are shown as mean (SD) or N (%). There were no statistical differences between groups.