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. 2021 Sep 23;150:110626. doi: 10.1016/j.jpsychores.2021.110626

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of the sample compared to the Australian population of parents.

CPAS parents 1094 ABS population
Parent age, m(sd) 39.2 (6.8) n/a
Child age, m(sd) 8.9 (5.1) n/a



Parent gender
 Female 903 (83.1%) 54%
 Male 181 (16.7%) 46%
 Cis female 1 (0.1%)
 Non-binary 1 (0.1%)
 Transgender male 1 (0.1%)



Child gender n/a
 Male 567 (51.9%)
 Female 519 (47.5%)
 Non-binary 2 (0.2%)
 Transgender male 2 (0.2%)
 Genderfluid 1 (0.1%)
 Transgender female 1 (0.1%)



Geographic location
 Major Cities of Australia 758 (70.0%) 74%
 Inner Regional Australia 246 (22.6%) 17%
 Outer Regional Australia 75 (6.9%) 7%
 Remote Australia 9 (0.8%) 2%
Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander 23 (2.1%) 4%
Parent born overseas 175 (16%) 21%
Low household income (<$52,000 per year) 137 (12.7%) 21%
Single parent household 120 (11.0%) 11%



Number of children living in household
 One child 308 (28.2%) 42%
 Two children 514 (47.0%) 39%
 Three children 198 (18.1%) 14%
 Four or more children 74 (6.8%) 5%



Parent vaccination intention n/a
 Yes 703 (64.3%)
 Unsure 289 (26.4%)
 No 102 (9.3%)



Parent vaccination intention for child n/a
 Yes 528 (48.3%)
 Unsure 415 (38.0%)
 No 151 (13.8%)

Data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics summarising characteristics of Australian parents living with a dependent child (usually defined as 0–14 years).