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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Feb 10.
Published in final edited form as: J Clin Child Adolesc Psychol. 2018 Aug 24;48(6):906–921. doi: 10.1080/15374416.2018.1496441

Table 1.

Demographic Characteristics of Youth, Caregiver, and Provider Participants by Sample

Characteristic Random Sample (n = 100 sessions) Stratified Sample (n = 174 sessions)

Youth n = 45 n = 43
 Gender 58% male 56% male
 Age M = 9.65, SD = 2.83 M = 9.93, SD = 2.77
 Race/Ethnicity
  Latino/Hispanic 80% 86%
  Black/African-American 9% 7%
  Mixed 7% 5%
  Caucasian 4% 0%
  Not Reported 0% 2%
 Primary Problem Area
  Disruptive Behavior 40% 42%
  Depression 31% 33%
  Anxiety 29% 23%
  Traumatic Stress 0% 2%
Primary Caregivers
 Gender 84% female 77% female
 Age M = 36.02, SD = 8.56 M = 35.59, SD = 6.97
 Birth Country
  United States 38% 35%
  Mexico 38% 44%
  El Salvador 16% 14%
  Other 9% 5%
 Marital Status
  Single 57% 56%
  Married or Living with Partner 40% 39%
  Not Reported 2% 5%
 Household Income
  $0–19,000 76% 74%
  $20,000–39,000 18% 21%
  $40,000–59,000 4% 5%
  Not Reported 2% 0%
Providers n = 25 n = 20
 Gender 92% female 95% female
 Age M = 32.92, SD = 4.53 M = 32.40, SD = 4.15
 Race/Ethnicity
  Latino/Hispanic 44% 40%
  Caucasian 28% 40%
  Mixed 12% 15%
  Asian 12% 5%
  Black/African-American 4% 0%
  Other 16% 25%
 Highest Degree Completed
  Master’s (M.A., M.S., or M.S.W.) 92% 95%*
  Doctorate (Ph.D. or Psy.D.) 8% 5%*
 Years of Experience Post-Degree M = 3.32, SD = 2.70 M = 3.10, SD = 1.94
 Primary Theoretical Orientation
  Eclectic 36% 35%
  Cognitive-Behavioral 32% 45%
  Humanistic/Client-Centered 12% 10%
  Family Systems 12% 5%
  Other 8% 5%

Note.

*

Significant difference on this characteristic compared with the full sample of MATCH providers.