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. 2019 Jul 22;29(3):395–408. doi: 10.1007/s00787-019-01375-9

Table 1.

Child and family characteristics (N = 73)

Child characteristics
Age child [mean in years (SD) range] 8.8 (1.5) 6.01–12.05
Total IQ child [mean in years (SD) range]a 94.5 (12.3) 71–199
Male child [no (%)] 52 (71.2)
Caucasian [no (%)] 68 (93.2)
ADHD diagnoses assessed by clinician at time of referral [no (%)]
 ADHD combined type 48 (65.8)
 ADHD inattentive type 4 (5.5)
 ADHD hyperactive/impulsive type 11 (15.1)
 ADHD not otherwise specified 10 (13.7)
Family characteristics
Family composition [no (%)]
 Two biological parents 34 (46.6)
 One biological, one stepparent 11 (15.0)
 Single parent 28 (38.4)
Education level mothers [no (%)]b
 Low 27 (37.0)
 Middle 38 (52.1)
 High 8 (11.0)
 Unknown 0 (0.0)
Education level fathers [no (%)]b
 Low 18 (37.5)
 Middle 24 (50.0)
 High 5 (10.4)
 Unknown 1 (2.1)
Siblings with identified psychopathology [no (%)]c 21 (28.8)
Treatment history
Pharmacotherapy for ADHD [no (%)] 68 (93.2)
Received parent training* [no (%)] 61 (83.5)
Finished parent training [no (%)]
 Finished training 36 (49.3)
 Drop-outs 30 (41.1)
 Unknown 7 (9.6)
Years between parent training and inclusion in trial (n = 50); [mean (SD) range] 1.8 (1.6) 0.04–6.54
Other psychological treatment 38 (52.1)
Child characteristics and received treatment during trial
Comorbidity–externalizing problems [no (%)]d
 ODD 34 (46.6)
 CD 6 (8.2)
Comorbidity–internalizing problems
 CBCL internalizing T-score [mean (SD) range] 63.5 (8.4) 39–82
 CBCL internalizing normal range [no (%)] 19 (26.0)
 Threshold range [no (%)] 12 (16.4)
 Clinical range [no (%)] 40 (54.8)
Current medication [no (%)] 63 (86.3)
Change in medication during trial [no (%)] 20 (27.3)
Other current psychosocial care at T1 [mean frequency of sessions per month (SD) range] 2.9 (4.7) 0–24
 Care focused on parents 1.9 (4.3) 0–24
 Care focused on child 0.9 (1.9) 0–8

SD standard deviation, No number of cases, ADHD attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, ODD oppositional defiant disorder, CD conduct disorder, CBCL Child Behavior Checklist

aFull scale IQ

bClassification according to a Dutch education classification system [23] which is related to the International Standard Classification of Education [24]

cEstablished by asking parents if other siblings were diagnosed with psychopathology

dEstablished with Parent Interview of Child Symptoms [25]

*All remaining parents had only attempted to start behavioral parent training