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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Immigr Minor Health. 2020 Dec;22(6):1232–1239. doi: 10.1007/s10903-020-01052-z

Table 1.

Means (M), Standard Deviations (SD) and Frequencies (%) for torture and war trauma experiences, mental health distress, physical health problems, and youth adjustment reported by maternal caregivers (n=96).

Variables % M SD
Maternal Age 45.16 7.34
Maternal Marital Status (%)
 Married/Remarried 89 (92.7%)
 Divorced/Separated 4 (4.2%)
 Widowed 3 (3.1%)
Maternal Employment status (%)
 Employed 35 (36.5%)
 Unemployed 32 (33.3%)
 Disabled 29 (30.2%)
Time spent in camps in Thailand 23.45 10.73
Time spent in resettlement in U.S. 5.12 4.28
Torture (%)
 Primary 25 (26.0%)
 Secondary 25 (26.0%)
War trauma 46 (47.9%)
Mental Health Distress 4.34 3.16
 Screened Positive (%) 51 (53.1%)
 Screened Negative (%) 45 (46.9%)
Physical Health Problems Overall (%) 70 (72.9%)
 Physical Pain 53 (55.2%)
 Hypertension 39 (40.61%)
 Headaches 34 (35.41%)
 Gastrointestinal Issues 25 (26.04%)
 Dizziness 23 (23.96%)
Youth adjustment
 Emotional 3.30 2.49
 Conduct .86 1.04
 Hyperactivity 1.63 1.79
 Peer 1.05 1.20
 Prosocial 9.54 1.01
 Total SDQ 6.85 3.97
Youth Age 16.23 4.18
Youth Gender
 Women 41 (56.94%)
 Men 31 (43.06%)
Youth Country of Birth
 Thailand Border Camps 59 (81.9%)
 Burma/Myanmar 13 (18.1%)