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. 2019 Dec 6;15:3397–3410. doi: 10.2147/NDT.S221908

Table 1.

Demographic Description Of Participating Parents And Their Children (n=11)

Interview Age Of Parent (Years) Sex Region Of Birth Years Since Migration To Sweden Employment Years Of Schooling Age Of Child (Years) Order/No. Of Siblings Severity Level Of ASD
1 32 F East Africa 6 SFI 12 4 1/4 Level 1
2 24 F Middle East 12 Part-time job 12 5 1/1 Level 2
3 39 M North Africa 30 Unemployed 11 5 3/4 Level 1
4 40 M Middle East 13 Full-time job 14 5 1/2 Level 1
5 35 F Eastern Europe 2 Full-time job 17 5 2/2 Level 2
6 42 M Middle East 25 Disability pension 12 4 3/3 Level 2
7 44 M Middle East 7 Self-employed 14 5 3/3 Level 2
8 28 F East Africa 9 Full-time job 11 4 3/4 Level 2
9 43 F Eastern Europe 14 Full-time job 12 5 2/2 Level 2
10 25 F East Africa 4 Asylum seeker 8 3 1/3 Level 3
11 25 F Middle East 5 SFI 12 5 1/1 Level 2
34 M East Africa 9 Unemployed 10

Notes: According to DSM-51, ASD is described according to the level of severity, where level 1 is the mildest form (”requiring support”) and level 3 the most severe (”requiring very substantial support”).

Abbreviation: SFI, Swedish for immigrants (language studies).