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Table 1 Features of the Study Population

From: Adolescents' wellbeing and functioning: relationships with parents' subjective general physical and mental health

Variable

N (%)

Mean ± SD (range)

(Unless specified otherwise)

Age

1 194 (100.0)

14.66 ± 1.73 (10-21)

Adolescent's Gender*

1 193 (99.91)

 

   Male

 

715 (59.93%)

   Female

 

478 (40.07%)

Participant Parent's Gender*

  

   Mother

 

797 (76.12%)

   Father

 

244 (23.30%)

   Other

 

6 (0.57%)

Physical Well-being

1 178 (98.66)

66.11 ± 19.16 (0-100)

Psychological Well-being

1 187 (99.41)

70.03 ± 19.35 (0-100)

Moods & Emotions

1 168 (97.82)

72.64 ± 18.22 (0-100)

Self Perception

1 181 (98.91)

66.44 ± 21.00 (0-100)

Autonomy

1 173 (98.24)

58.69 ± 23.55 (0-100)

Parents Relations & Home Life

1 168 (97.82)

70.46 ± 20.19 (0-100)

Peers & Social Support Relations

1 161 (97.24)

70.37 ± 21.27 (4.17-100)

School Environment

1 172 (98.16)

64.24 ± 18.74 (0-100)

Bullying

1 188 (99.50)

91.87 ± 14.03 (0-100)

Financial Resources

1 184 (99.16)

69.52 ± 24.33 (0-100)

Parental Health Status (PCS)

973 (81.49)

47.83 ± 6.16 (17.47-62.68)

Parental Health Status (MCS)

973 (81.49)

50.24 ± 8.81 (11.11-69.18)

Results for CSHCN screener*

  

   Yes

1 043 (87.35)

35 (3.36%)

   No

 

1,008 (96.64%)

How well-off do you think the adolescent's family is?*

  

   Very well

1 017 (85.18)

65 (6.39%)

   Quite well

 

272 (26.75%)

   Average

 

584 (57.42%)

   Not very well

 

84 (8.26%)

   Not at all well

 

12 (1.18%)

Social class of the adolescent's family*

  

   Lower

965 (80.82)

4 (.41%)

   Working

 

161 (16.68%)

   Middle

 

501 (51.92%)

   Upper middle

 

238 (24.66%)

   Upper

 

38 (3.94%)

   None

 

23 (2.38%)

  1. * Absolute and relative frequencies are given.