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. 2021 Jan 23;46(5):557–569. doi: 10.1093/jpepsy/jsaa130

Table I.

Sample Characteristics (N = 73)

Child % N
Mean Age (SD) M =14.24 SD=2.48
Sex (female) 57.3 43
Race
 African American 88.3 68
 Multi-Racial 2.6 2
 Caucasian 1.3 1
 Other 2.6 2
 Missing 5.2 4
Hemoglobin (Hb) type
 HbSS 72.7 56
 HbSC 15.6 12
 HbS β+ Thalassemia 9.1 7
 HbS β0 Thalassemia 1.3 1
 HbSO-Arab 1.3 1
SCD treatments or complications
 Hydroxyurea 77.9 60

 Chronic Transfusion Therapy

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Parent

%

N
 Parent Reporter
  Mother/stepmother 88.3 68
  Father/stepfather 5.2 4
  Legal guardian (e.g., aunt,   grandmother) 6.5 5
Race
 African American 88.3 68
 Multi-racial 9.1 7
 Hispanic 1.3 1
 Other 1.3 1
Mean age (SD) M =41.1 SD=7.7
Marital status
 Married/Partnered 41.7 30
 Single 33.3 24
 Divorced/separated 20.8 15
 Widowed 2.8 2
 Missing 7.8 6
Another caregiver in the home 56.2 41
Highest grade completeda
 High School or less 15.6 12
 Some college 27.3 21
 College degree 32.5 25
 Started graduate or professional school 2.6 2
 Graduate or professional degree 11.7 9
 Missing 10.4 8
Annual family income
 ≤$10,000 2.6 2
 10,001–20,000 23.4 18
 $20,001–30,000 14.3 11
 $30,001–50,000 19.5 15
 $50,001–75,000 11.7 9
 ≥$75,001 14.3 11
 Prefer not to answer 2.6 2
 Missing 11.7 9
Parent SCD Diagnosis
 Presence 19.5 15
 Absence 77.9 60
 Missing 2.6 2
Parent chronic pain history
 Presence 31.2 24
 Absence 63.6 49
 Missing 5.2 4
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Some families filled out educational information for two parents, and thus percentages add to >100%.