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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pain. 2021 Dec 11;23(5):810–821. doi: 10.1016/j.jpain.2021.12.001

Table 3.

Sample Characteristics

ADAPT+TAU
(n = 40)
TAU
(n = 39)
Sex
 Female 20 27
 Male 20 12
Age M (SD) 11.67 (1.58) 11.74 (1.94)
Race
 Caucasian 35 38
 Asian American 0 0
 American Indian 0 1
 African American 3 0
 Biracial 1 0
 Other 1 0
Ethnicity
 Hispanic/Latino 1 1
Pain Diagnosis
 FAPD-NOS 25 20
 IBS 14 17
 Functional Dyspepsia 0 1
 Abdominal Migraine 1 1
Participating Caregiver
 Mother 33 31
 Father 4 3
 Grandmother 3 2
 Grandfather 0 1
 Foster Parent 0 2
Caregiver High School Completion
 Mother 40 39
 Father 37 38
Caregiver Reported Chronic Pain
 Mother 9 16
 Father 3 11
Caregiver Symptoms at Baseline
 DASS M (SD) 3.54 (4.28) 3.81 (4.31)
Child Symptoms at Baseline
 VAS M (SD) 3.86 (2.06) 3.64 (1.64)
 FDI M (SD) 19.85 (8.74) 15.78 (7.05)
 SCARED M (SD) 34.00 (18.19) 35.87 (12.71)
Caregiver Symptoms at Post
 DASS M (SD) 2.49 (3.29) 3.71 (4.40)
 VAS M (SD) 2.50 (2.10) 3.00 (2.36)
 FDI M (SD) 10.20 (8.91) 12.49 (10.02)
 SCARED M (SD) 22.02 (16.39) 29.00 (16.20)

Note. Analyses were conducted to determine if demographic or clinical symptom differences were present at baseline between randomization groups. No significant differences in demographics between groups were detected (all χ2s < 3.03, ps > .082, t = 0.17, p = .863), aside from father’s pain history (χ2 = 5.34, p = 0.021). Children assigned to ADAPT+TAU reported higher functional disability at baseline (t = −2.25, p = .027). Groups did not differ on any other clinical symptoms at baseline.

ADAPT = Aim to Decrease Anxiety and Pain Treatment; TAU = Treatment as Usual; FAPD-NOS = Functional Abdominal Pain Disorder-Not Otherwise Specified; IBS = Irritable Bowel Syndrome; DASS = Depression Anxiety and Stress Scales, assesses caregiver report of anxiety symptoms; VAS = Visual Analog Scale; FDI = Functional Disability Inventory; SCARED = Screen for Child Anxiety Related Disorders.