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. 2020 Jan 10;10:2808. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2019.02808

Table 5.

Mental health.

cCMV
(n = 9)
Cx26
(n = 7)
Z p-value r
SDQ—total score F 6 (2–12) 3 (0–7) −1.75 p = 0.08 0.44
M 6 (0–12) 3 (0–9) −1.01 p = 0.31 0.25
T 4 (0–16) 3 (0–10) 0.00 p = 1.00
A. Emotional symptoms F 0 (0–2) 1 (0–2) −1.01 p = 0.31 0.25
M 0 (0–3) 1 (0–4) −1.74 p = 0.08 0.44
T 4 (0–16) 0 (0–3) −0.86 p = 0.39 0.22
B. Conduct problems F 2 (0–3) 0 (0–1) −2.23 p = 0.03 0.56
M 1 (0–3) 0 (0–3) −0.82 p = 0.41 0.21
T 0 (0–3) 0 (0–2) −0.15 p = 0.88 0.04
C. Hyperactivity F 3 (1–6) 0 (0–1) −1.51 p = 0.13 0.38
M 3 (0–8) 0 (0–5) −1.39 p = 0.16 0.35
T 2 (0–10) 2 (0–7) −0.89 p = 0.39 0.22
D. Peer problems F 1 (0–3) 0 (0–1) −2.12 p = 0.03 0.53
M 0 (0–5) 0 (0–1) −0.42 p = 0.68 0.11
T 0 (0–2) 0 (0–1) −0.43 p = 0.67 0.11
Prosocial behavior F 8 (6–10) 10 (7–10) −1.94 p = 0.05 0.49
M 9 (7–10) 10 (8–10) −0.88 p = 0.38 0.22
T 7 (5–10) 9 (2–10) −0.07 p = 0.95 0.02

Total score on SDQ and scores on subscales (Md, min-max) on group level (cCMV and Cx26), including Md group comparisons (Mann Whitney) and effect size calculations. F, fathers; M, mothers; T, teachers. Missing data in cCMV-group: reports from one mother (n = 8), two fathers (n = 7) and three teachers (n = 6). Missing data in Cx26-group: report from one father (n = 6). Higher scores on total score and subscales A–D indicate more difficulties, while higher scores on the prosocial behavior subscale reflect strengths.