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Table 4.

Comparison of child, adolescent and parental HbA1c levels with PedsQL scores according to age and number of children (r,n = 149).

Characteristics			Physical health	Affective function	Social function	School function	PedsQL total
HbA1c	Age 8–12	Child	−0.053	−0.021	−0.050	0.078	0.007
	Age 8–12	Parent	−0.110	0.026	−0.260^a	−0.079	−0.191
	Age 13–18	Adolescent	−0.205	−0.245^a	−0.317^b	−0.224^a	−0.266^a
	Age 13–18	Parent	−0.126	0.002	0.009	−0.280^a	−0.141
Age	Age 8–12	Child	0.339^b	0.309^a	0.145	0.164	0.271^a
	Age 8–12	Parent	0.391^b	0.262^a	0.205	0.002	0.305^a
	Age 13–18	Adolescent	−0.112	−0.072	0.029	−0.025	−0.086
	Age 13–18	Parent	−0.018	−0.092	0.045	−0.145	−0.149
Number of children	Age 8–12	Child	−0.105	−0.301^a	−0.129	−0.236	−0.253^a
	Age 8–12	Parent	−0.208	−0.209	−0.189	−0.283^a	−0.256^a
	Age 13–18	Adolescent	−0.115	−0.198	−0.049	−0.133	−0.088
	Age 13–18	Parent	−0.253^a	−0.315^b	−0.086	0.014	−0.191

Note: ^aP < 0.05, ^bP < 0.01 based on Pearson Correlation analysis.