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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Dev Psychopathol. 2022 May 30;35(4):1794–1807. doi: 10.1017/S0954579422000475

Table 3.

Demographic and descriptive information for the full sample and by study group

Full sample (n = 440) CSA (n = 156) DMC (n = 153) CMC (n = 131)

M   SD M   SD M   SD M   SD Test statistic
Time 1 age 14.25 1.25 14.44a 1.41 14.27 1.55 13.99a 1.13 F(2, 437) = 4.66, p = .010
% Minority status 58.0 71.2a 66.7b 32.1ab χ2(2) = 51.97, p < .001
Income 4.51 3.31 3.09a 2.64 3.44b 2.39 7.45ab 3.07 F(2, 436) = 111.58, p < .001
Caregiver education 4.71 1.21 4.13ab 1.22 4.75ac 1.04 5.36bc 1.04 F(2, 437) = 44.03, p < .001
Other self-reported PTEs (CTI) 3.12 1.97 3.92ab 2.23 2.94ac 1.68 2.41bc 1.60 F(2, 433) = 24.04, p < .001
Time 1 PTSS 6.49 4.67 8.52ab 4.93 5.57a 4.01 4.96b 4.10 F(2, 388) = 25.02, p < .001

Notes. CSA = Childhood sexual abuse, DMC = Demographically-matched comparisons, CMC = Census-matched comparisons. PTE = Potentially traumatic event. CTI = Comprehensive Trauma Interview.

Omnibus ANCOVA F(12, 766)= 21.07, p < .001. Means designated with the same superscripts indicate statistically significant differences based on Tukey-adjusted post-hoc comparisons (p < .05).