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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 May 24.
Published in final edited form as: J Affect Disord. 2020 Dec 15;281:485–492. doi: 10.1016/j.jad.2020.12.039

Table 1.

Demographic data

N (%) or mean (SD) DMDD (n = 30) Other psychiatric disorder (n = 1573) No psychiatric disorder (n = 3213) Statistics Wald χ2 or F (p)
Gender, male 23 (76.67) 888 (56.45) 1615 (50.08) 24.37 (< .001)
Age 11.31 (1.66) 11.42 (1.67) 11.30 (1.68) 1.06 (0.35)
School grade
 Grade 3 9 (30.00) 418 (26.57) 925 (28.79) 8.18 (0.09)
 Grade 5 10 (33.33) 403 (25.62) 884 (27.51)
 Grade 7 11 (36.67) 752 (47.81) 1404 (43.70)
Age of onset of DMDD, years (Age range, years) 5 (2.79) (1–8)
Father’s age 43.43 (6.21) 44.03 (5.69) 43.86 (5.70) 1.23 (0.30)
Mother’s age 39.83 (4.93) 40.60 (5.05) 40.40 (4.93) 0.64 (0.53)
Father’s education
 Junior high school or below 5 (20.00) 178 (14.42) 295 (11.05) 21.15 (0.002)
 Senior high school 11 (44.00) 622 (50.41) 1276 (47.81)
 College 8 (32.00) 312 (25.28) 753 (28.21)
 Postgraduate 1 (4.00) 122 (9.89) 345 (12.93)
Mother’s education
 Junior high school and below 4 (14.81) 160 (13.07) 278 (10.35) 15.74 (0.02)
 Senior high school 13 (48.15) 679 (55.47) 1413 (52.59)
 College 9 (33.33) 322 (26.31) 817 (30.40)
 Postgraduate 1 (3.70) 63 (5.15) 179 (6.66)

Note. DMDD: disruptive mood dysregulation disorder; SD: standard deviation