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. 2021 Nov 1;12:733978. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2021.733978

Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of young adults with CP: SPARCLE cohort—France, Germany, Italy, and Sweden.

All participants (n = 164) Participants in all waves (n = 130)
N % n %
Region
Southeast France 37 22.6 20 15.4
Southwest France 29 17.7 22 16.9
Northwest Germany 49 29.9 42 32.3
Central Italy 20 12.2 17 13.1
Western Sweden 29 17.7 29 22.3
Sex
Male 90 54.9 72 55.4
Female 74 45.1 58 44.6
Age (years)
22 31 18.9 24 18.5
23 21 12.8 11 8.5
24 37 22.6 34 26.1
25 37 22.6 33 25.4
26 20 12.2 15 11.5
27 18 10.9 13 10.0
Means (SD) 24.3 (1.6) 24.3 (1.5)
Parental education level
Did not complete secondary education 40 24.4 30 23.1
Secondary education 99 60.4 79 60.8
Tertiary education 25 15.2 21 16.1
Size of unit of residence (inhabitants)
<3,000 36 22.0 31 23.8
3,000–200,000 63 38.4 49 37.7
>200,000 64 39.0 49 37.7
Missing 1 0.6 1 0.8
Lifestyle
Living with partner 12 7.3 11 8.5
Living alone 31 18.9 23 17.7
Living in cohabitation 5 3.1 5 3.9
Living with parents 90 54.9 73 56.1
In care facilities 23 14.0 16 12.3
Other 3 1.8 2 1.5
Current activity
Paid work 48 29.3 38 29.2
Non-paid work 4 2.4 2 1.5
In education 21 12.8 18 13.9
Unemployed 17 10.4 14 10.8
Permanently sick or disabled 45 27.4 32 24.6
Other 29 17.7 26 20.0

CP, cerebral palsy; SD, standard deviation.