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. 2019 Mar 1;50(6):1941–1957. doi: 10.1007/s10803-019-03946-w

Table 2.

Characteristics of grandchildren with ASD as reported by their grandparents (n = 120) on the Impact Supplement scale items of the SDQ-Swe

Grandchildren characteristics n (%)
Perceived difficulties
 No difficulties 1 (1)
 Yes, minor difficulties 45 (44.1)
 Yes, definite difficulties 49 (48.0)
 Yes, severe difficulties 7 (6.9)
 Missing data n = 18
Chronicity
 1–5 months 1 (1.0)
 6–12 months 7 (6.9)
 More than a year 94 (92.2)
 Missing data n = 18
Impact score
 1. Distress
  Not at all/only a little 67 (71.3)
  Quite a lot 25 (26.6)
  A great deal 2 (2.1)
  Missing data n = 26
 2. Home life
  Not at all/only a little 54 (55.7)
  Quite a lot 37 (38.1)
  A great deal 6 (6.2)
  Missing data n = 23
 3. Friendships
  Not at all/only a little 40 (44.4)
  Quite a lot 34 (37.8)
  A great deal 16 (17.8)
  Missing data n = 39
 4. Learning environments
  Not at all/only a little 43 (48.9)
  Quite a lot 33 (37.5)
  A great deal 12 (13.6)
  Missing data n = 32
 5. Leisure activities
  Not at all/only a little 52 (59.1)
  Quite a lot 24 (27.3)
  A great deal 12 (13.6)
  Missing data n = 32
Perceived burden on grandparent or family
 Not at all 51 (50.5)
 Only a little 41 (40.6)
 Quite a lot 7 (6.9)
 A great deal 2 (2.0)
 Missing data n = 19

Each child characteristic is provided with a valid number of responses