Table 2.

Percentage of mothers and fathers of N = 209 young people with OCD endorsing the Family Accommodation Scale-Parent Report (FAS-PR) items daily

FAS-PR items	Daily frequency
	Mother	Father	χ2	p value
1. Providing reassurance	61.7%	36.4%	31.90	<.001
2. Providing items for compulsive behaviors	26.3%	13.9%	36.90	<.001
3. Participating in behavior related to compulsions	44.5%	27.8%	39.39	<.001
4. Assisting in avoidance	42.6%	28.2%	27.51	<.001
5. Modifying personal routine due to OCD	13.4%	11.0%	70.27	<.001
6. Modifying family routines due to OCD	17.7%	14.4%	57.64	<.001
7. Assuming responsibilities for child	11.0%	8.6%	5.66	0.017
8. Modifying work schedule due to OCD	16.7%	8.6%	10.84	0.001
9. Modifying leisure activities due to OCD	16.7%	11.0%	36.09	<.001
10. Own distress caused from accommodating	14.8%	7.2%	4.38	0.036
11. Child distressed/anxious when not assisted	34.9%	24.4%	56.17	<.001
12. Child angry/abusive when not assisted	29.2%	21.1%	36.36	<.001
13. If unassisted, child spends increased time ritualizing	20.6%	14.8%	36.93	<.001

FAS-PR, Family Accommodation Scale Parent Report; χ²_, chi-square; Items in italics denote most frequently endorsed items

Note: Item 10, which rates parents’ distress as a result of accommodating, was not included in the analyses based on the results of CFA, and following the model from Flessner et al., 2009& Bipeta et al., 2013