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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Atten Disord. 2020 Jun 4;25(12):1676–1686. doi: 10.1177/1087054720925900

Table 1.

Descriptive Statistics

Measure n Mean SD Skewness Kurtosis
Statistic SE Statistic SE
T1 ADHD Overall 223 31.51 9.469 .162 .163 −.212 .324
T1 ADHD-I 222 17.07 5.348 .408 .163 −.063 .325
T1 ADHD-H 223 14.35 5.374 .130 .163 −.099 .324
T1 Dependent Stress 221 14.00 8.619 .808 .164 .201 .326
T1 Dependent Stress (sqrt) 221 3.56 1.166 .132 .164 −.547 .326
T1 Depression 220 8.90 7.145 1.000 .164 .586 .327
T1 Depression (Sqrt) 220 2.70 1.276 −.026 .164 −.401 .327
T2 Dependent Stress 217 3.19 2.54 .991 .165 .302 .329
T2 Dependent Stress (sqrt) 217 1.63 .728 .172 .165 −.549 .329
T3 Depression 206 7.81 7.507 1.212 .169 .958 .337
T3 Depression (sqrt) 206 2.38 1.470 .036 .169 −.615 .337
Age 224 19.33 1.280 .704 .163 −.519 .324

Note: ADHD-I, inattentive ADHD symptoms; ADHD-H, hyperactive/impulsive ADHD symptoms; T1, time-point 1; T2, time-point 2; T3, time-point 3. Sqrt; square-root transform was applied due to high skewness. The square-root transformed versions of the stress and depression variables were used for all subsequent analyses.