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Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics of caregivers and children

From: Validity and reliability of the Mexican resilience measurement scale in families of children with chronic conditions

Caregiver (N = 446)

Patient (N = 446)

Variables

M (SD)

n (%)

Variables

M (SD)

n (%)

Age

32.23 (8.65)

 

Sex

Women

Men

 

214 (48)

232 (52)

Marital Status

 Married

 Living together/Co-habitation

 Separated

 Single mother

 Divorced

 Widow or widower

 Other

 

179 (40.1)

167 (37.4)

40 (9)

34 (7.6)

13 (2.9)

6 (1.3)

7 (1.6)

Age

(months)

32.21 (128.81)

 

Schooling

 No schooling

 Primary and secondary education

 High school

 University

 

15 (3.4)

281 (63)

115 (25.8)

35 (7.8)

Length of

hospitalization

(months)

1.71 (1.22)

 

Occupation

 Homemaker

 Employee

 Trader

 Unemployed

 Worker

 Student

 

292 (65.5)

60 (13.5)

43 (9.6)

31 (7)

15 (3.4)

5 (1.1)

Time since

diagnosis

(months)

3.5 (2.00)

 

Parental role

 Mother

 Father

 Grandmother

 Uncle

 Sibling

 

344 (77.1)

75 (16.1)

13 (2.9)

13 (2.9)

4 (.9)

   

Family type

 Nuclear

 Single parent

 Semi-nuclear

 Extended

 Other

 

225 (50.4)

74 (16.6)

68 (15.2)

46 (10.3)

33 (7.4)

   

Family life cycle

 With little children

 With school-age children

 With adult children

 

146 (32.73)

264 (59.2)

35 (7.84)

   

Support networks

 Family

 Institutions

 Government

 Friends

 

371 (83.2)

50 (11.2)

15 (3.4)

8 (1.8)