Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of participants.

Baseline characteristics	Included in study (n = 15)	Completed qualitative interview (n = 4)	Non-treatment participants (n = 3)
Age (years): M (SD)	21.4 (2.3)	23.3 (2.2)	21.3 (2.5)
Range: Min-Max	18–26	21–26	19–24
Gender: n (% male)	14 (93%)	4 (100%)	2 (66%)
Highest educational level: n (%)
Elementary school	3 (20%)	2 (50%)	0
Upper secondary school	12 (80%)	2 (50%)	3 (100%)
Vocational education	0	0	0
University (ongoing)	0	0	0
University (completed)	0	0	0
Other	0	0	0
Occupation: n (%)
Student	10 (67%)	3 (75%)	0
Employed	2 (13%)	1 (25%)	1 (33%)
Unemployed	2 (13%)	0	2 (66%)
Sick leave (>3 months)	0	0	0
Parental leave	0	0	0
Other	1 (7%)	0	0
Prior psychological treatment: n (% yes)	4 (27%)	0	–
Taking medication: n(%)
Yes	2 (13%)	1 (25%)	–
No, but previously	5 (33%)	1 (25%)	–
No	8 (53%)	2 (50%)	–
Country of origin: n(%)
Afghanistan	14 (93%)	4 (100%)	3 (100%)
Iran	1 (7%)	0	0
Arrived unaccompanied: n (%)	14 (93%)	4 (100%)	2 (66%)
Arrived together with family: n (%)	1 (7%)	0	1 (33%)
Years lived in Sweden: M (SD)	5.33 (1)	5.5 (0.6)	5.7 (0.6)
Residence permit: n(%)
Yes, permanent	3 (20%)	0	2 (66%)
Yes, temporary	4 (27%)	3 (75%)	0
Yes, according to the law on upper secondary education	7 (47%)	1 (25%)	0
No	1 (7%)	0	1 (33%)