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Table 1 Characteristics of the cohort and cases of first-time self-harm (N = 165,932)

From: Socioeconomic position and self-harm among adolescents: a population-based cohort study in Stockholm, Sweden

Characteristic

Distribution of the cohort

Incidence of first-time self-harm per 100,000 person-years

N (%)

All

Boys

Girls

Total

165,932 (100)

400

Gender

 Boys

85,182 (51.3)

143

 Girls

80,750 (48.7)

675

Parental education

 Primary

15,829 (9.5)

469

159

796

 Secondary

69,564 (41.9)

453

154

773

 Tertiary

80,539 (48.6)

341

131

567

Household income

 1st quintile (Lowest)

32,659 (19.7)

381

123

658

 2nd quintile

33,239 (20.0)

459

145

795

 3rd quintile

33,356 (20.1)

442

176

727

 4th quintile

33,344 (20.1)

383

157

628

 5th quintile (highest)

33,334 (20.1)

335

116

567

Receipt of welfare

 No

15,606 (93.8)

394

142

664

 Yes

10,326 (6.2)

486

166

837

Parental country of birth

 Sweden

107,470 (64.8)

400

140

676

 Mixed

21,790 (13.1)

505

184

852

 Outside Sweden

36,672 (22.1)

339

130

565

Number of parents in the household

 One

49,256 (29.7)

567

207

951

 Two

116,676 (70.3)

331

117

559

History of mental disorder of biological parent

 No

148,718 (89.6)

365

132

615

 Yes

17,214 (10.4)

705

244

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