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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Dec 22.
Published in final edited form as: J Abnorm Child Psychol. 2019 Sep;47(9):1547–1558. doi: 10.1007/s10802-019-00535-4

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of study sample

Demographic variable
Child sex, male [n (%)] 137 (47.1%)
Child age, mean (SD [range]), years 4.20 (0.80 [3.00–6.42])
Child race [n (%)]
 White, European-American 176 (60.5%)
 African-American 26 (8.9%)
 Asian 17 (5.8%)
 Mixed/Other 71 (24.4%)
Child ethnicity [n (%)]
 Hispanic/Latino descent 48 (16.7%)
Number of siblings, mean (SD [range]) 1.23 (1.28 [0–13])
Parent completing diaries, mother [n (%)] 273 (93.8%)
Parent employment status [n (%)]
 Mother employed at least part-time 161 (56.3%)
 Mother stay-at-home parent or unemployed 125 (43.7%)
 Father employed at least part-time 258 (94.5%)
 Father stay-at-home parent or unemployed 15 (5.5%)
Family income [n (%)]
 < $20,000 18 (6.3%)
 $20,001 to $40,000 43 (15.1%)
 $40,001 to $70,000 56 (19.7%)
 $70,001 to $100,000 70 (24.6%)
 > $100,000 97 (34.2%)
Parent age
 Mother, mean (SD [range]), years 33.60 (5.65 [21.00–49.00])
 Father, mean (SD [range], years 35.91 (6.72 [21.00–60.00])
Parent marital status, married/living together [n (%)]a 266 (91.4%)
Parental education: graduated 4-year college [n (%)]
 Mothers 196 (67.4%)
 Fathers 171 (58.7%)
Total number of diaries completed by family [n (%)]
 0 diaries 8 (2.7%)
 1–5 diaries 7 (2.3%)
 6–10 diaries 9 (3.0%)
 11–14 diaries 275 (92.0%)

N = 291.

a

Parents were permitted to endorse more than one marital status if applicable. One family (0.3%) did not report race; 3 families (1.0%) did not report the ethnicity; 7 families (2.4%) did not report parental education; 7 families (2.4%) did not report their yearly income; 5 mothers (1.7%) did not report employment status; 18 fathers (6.2%) did not report employment status; 2 mothers (0.7%) did not report their age; 11 fathers (3.8%) did not report their age