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. 2021 Dec 1;17(7):634–644. doi: 10.1093/scan/nsab128

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of participants

Aggressive behavior Healthy controls Test P-value
Age, mean (s.d.) 11.87 (2.49) 13.02 (2.06) t 56 = 2.42 0.08
Sex, number (%) Chi 2 1 = 0.02 0.90
Boys 26 (68.4%) 14 (70.0%)
Girls 12 (31.6%) 6 (30.0%)
Race/ethnicity, number (%) Chi 2 4 = 4.19 0.52
White 23 (60.5%) 15 (75.0%)
Black 8 (21.1%) 5 (25.0%)
Hispanic 4 (10.5%) 0
Other 2 (5.2%) 0
Family characteristics
Two-parent family 21 (55.3%) 14 (70.0%) Chi 2 1 = 1.19 0.27
Full-scale IQ, mean (s.d.) 108.39 (12.45) 111.04 (10.92) t 56 = 0.89 0.37
CBCL-aggression T-score, mean (s.d.) 76.32 (7.91) 51.00 (2.96 t56 = 13.76 <0.001
RPQ total score, mean (s.d.) 19.89 (7.40) 3.30 (3.21) t56 = 9.57 <0.001
ICU total score, mean (s.d.) 32.89 (10.39) 15.20 (6.62) t56 = 6.61 <0.001
fMRI motion (FD), mean (s.d.) 0.12 (0.07) 0.11 (0.06) t56 = 0.83 0.41
Diagnoses, number (%)
ODD 28 (73.7%)
CD 4 (10.5%)
ADHD 30 (78.9%)
Any anxiety disorder 7 (18.4%)
Depression 4 (10.5%)
DMDD a 8 (21.1.4%)
Other b 9 (23.72%)
Medication status, number (%)
No medication 13 (34.2%)
Taking medication 25 (65.8%)
Stimulants 10 (26.3%)
α-Agonists 5 (13.2%)
Antipsychotics 3 (7.9%)
Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) 2 (5.3%)
Mood stabilizers 1 (2.6)
a

Following DSM-5, ODD diagnosis was not assigned to children who met criteria for DMDD.

b

Other diagnoses category included Enuresis (n = 4), Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (n = 1) and Tic Disorder (n = 4).