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. 2020 Oct 28;30(12):1969–1982. doi: 10.1007/s00787-020-01669-3

Table 1.

Descriptive statistic of risk factors and anxiety disorder among participants

Predictors Total
(n = 1584)
No anxiety disorder (n = 1177) Anxiety disorder (n = 407)
Age at baseline, mean (SD) 11.08 (0.56) 11.08 (0.55) 11.09 (0.55)
Sex, n (%)
 Female 856 (54.0%) 583 (49.5%) 273 (67.1%)
 Male 728 (46.0%) 594 (50.5%) 134 (32.9%)
Socioeconomic status, n (%)
 Low 306 (19.6%) 224 (19.2%) 82 (20.8%)
 Middle 783 (50.1%) 580 (49.6%) 203 (51.4%)
 High 475 (30.3%) 365 (31.2%) 110 (27.8%)
Parental depression and anxiety, n (%)
 Yes 476 (34.9%) 336 (32.6%) 140 (42%)
 No 887 (65.1%) 694 (67.4%) 193 (58%)
Child temperament, mean (SD)
 EATQ-R: effortful control 3.26 (0.68) 3.29 (0.68) 3.17 (0.69)
 EATQ-R: shyness 2.50 (0.88) 2.46 (0.85) 2.58 (0.93)
 EATQ-R: Fearfulness 2.40 (0.72) 2.35 (0.71) 2.53 (0.72)
 EATQ-R: Frustration 2.77 (0.65) 2.73 (0.64) 2.87 (0.64)
Childhood adversity, n (%)
 Yes 1072 (68.9%) 798 (68.7%) 274 (69.4%)
 No 484 (31.1%) 363 (31.3%) 121 (30.6%)
Heart rate, n (%)
 Low 367 (32.0%) 285 (32.8%) 82 (29.5%)
 Intermediate 388 (33.9%) 296 (34.1%) 92 (33.1%)
 High 391 (34.1%) 287 (33.1%) 104 (37.4%)
Blood pressure, n (%)
 Low 400 (34.9%) 312 (35.9%) 88 (31.7%)
 Intermediate 362 (31.6%) 270 (31.1%) 92 (33.1%)
 High 384 (33.5%) 286 (32.9%) 98 (35.3%)
Cortisol, n (%)
 Low 403 (32.4%) 303 (32.7%) 100 (31.3%)
 Intermediate 426 (34.2%) 325 (35.1%) 101 (31.7%)
 High 416 (33.4%) 298 (32.2%) 118 (37.0%)
BMI, n (%)
 Low 521 (33.8%) 395 (34.4%) 126 (31.9%)
 Intermediate 532 (34.5%) 405 (35.3%) 127 (32.2%)
 High 490 (31.7%) 348 (30.3%) 142 (35.9%)

EATQ-R Early Adolescent Temperament Questionnaire-Revised, BMI body mass index