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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jul 24.
Published in final edited form as: J Autism Dev Disord. 2019 Aug;49(8):3244–3256. doi: 10.1007/s10803-019-04037-6

Table 5:

Descriptive statistics of family characteristics in each class and in total sample

Variable 1
Family
Resilient
(n = 63; 43%)
2
Family
Distressed
(n = 18; 12%)
3
Couple
Distressed
(n = 20; 14%)
4
Mother Distress with Partner
(n = 12; 8%)
5
Mother Low Warmth – Father Low Criticism
(n = 35; 24%)
Bonferroni-corrected
Difference by Class
Multiplex Families
 Addl. Child with Dis. (N [%]) 18 (29%) 9 (50%) 7 (35%) 6 (50%) 14 (40%)
 Mother BAPQ (M [SD]) 91.13 (17.54) 105.61 (31.97) 94.63 (21.38) 96.17 (25.43) 104.74 (21.65) 1 < 5
 Father BAPQ (M [SD]) 102.23 (21.61) 125.28 (17.51) 114.37 (19.69) 115.25 (19.86) 107.35 (20.14) 1, 5 < 2
Child-related Challenges
 Mother SRS-2 (M [SD]) 73.43 (11.43) 79.44 (8.15) 75.42 (10.97) 74.75 (9.89) 78.59 (7.93)
 Father SRS-2 (M [SD]) 72.75 (12.17) 77.33 (6.21) 75.47 (12.02) 74.33 (8.76) 75.50 (8.55)
 Mother CBCL (M [SD]) 58.93 (11.21) 68.39 (7.15) 65.89 (8.41) 63.67 (6.64) 67.71 (7.09) 1 < 2, 3, 5
 Father CBCL (M [SD]) 59.90 (9.38) 67.50 (7.52) 63.32 (9.83) 63.92 (7.56) 65.09 (6.97) 1 < 2, 5

Note. BAPQ = Broader Autism Phenotype Questionnaire; SRS-2 = Social Responsiveness Scale, 2nd Edition; CBCL = Child Behavioral Checklist. Family size and target child intellectual disability status were included as covariates.