TABLE 1.
Demographic and clinical participant information (n = 114).
| Characteristic | Time 1 (n = 145)a | Time 1 (n = 114) | Group difference p | Time 2 (n = 114) |
| Child age, M (SD), [range] years | 8.42 (0.33) [7.82–9.13] | 8.42 (0.32) [7.82–9.05] | 0.88 | 9.97 (0.37) [9.41–11.39] |
| Females, No. (%) | 73 (52.8) | 61 (53.5) | 0.30 | 61 (53.5) |
| CDI-2, M (SD)b | 8.32 (6.07) T-Score 55, “Average or Lower” | 8.21 (6.02) | 0.84 | – |
| SCAS, M (SD)c | 26.27 (13.07) T-Score 52, “Normal” | 26.14 (13.28) | 0.81 | – |
| LITE, M (SD)d | 3.82 (2.33) | 3.79 (2.32) | 0.94 | – |
| Child ethnicity | 0.08 | |||
| Caucasian, No. (%) | 102 (71.03) | 99 (86.8) | – | |
| Other, No. (%) | 30 (20.70) | 15 (13.2) | – | |
| Maternal age, M (SD), [range] years | 40.25 (5.50) [28.19–52.63] | 40.71 (4.94) [28.19–51.39] | 0.48 | – |
| Maternal Occupational Status, M (SD)d | 62.38 (19.94) | 61.53 (20.45) | 0.74 | – |
aParticipants with family interaction and MRI data. bImputed data, The Children’s Depression Inventory 2, maximum T-Score for boys and girls 7–12 years (Kovacs, 2011). cImputed data, The Spence Children’s Anxiety Scale maximum T-Score for boy and girls aged 8–11 years (Spence, 1998). dLifetime Incidence Traumatic Events, n = 143 (Greenwald and Rubin, 1999). dMaternal occupational status from the Socioeconomic Index 2006 (AUSEI06), n = 138 (McMillan et al., 2009).