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Table 5 Social life after discharge (N = 46)

From: Looking into the crystal ball: quality of life, delinquency, and problems experienced by young male adults after discharge from a secure residential care setting in the Netherlands

 

Total group (N = 46)

Class 1 (n = 20)

Class 2 (n = 9)

Class 3 (n = 12)

Class 4 (n = 5)

Χ2

p-value

Intimate relationship after discharge

31 (67%)

12 (60%)

6 (67%)

8 (67%)

5 (100%)

Χ2 = 2.737

.482

Intimate relationship at the time of the FU-study

15 (33%)

8 (40%)

1 (11%)

4 (33%)

2 (40%)

Χ2 = 2.599

.514

Number of close friends

     

Χ2 = 1.309

.727

 None

1 (2%)

1 (5%)

0 (0%)

0 (0%)

0 (0%)

  

 One to three

26 (57%)

12 (60%)

4 (44%)

7 (58%)

3 (60%)

  

 Four or more

19 (41%)

7 (35%)

5 (56%)

5 (42%)

2 (40%)

  

Delinquent peers

19 (41%)

7 (35%)

7 (78%)↑

4 (33%)

1 (20%)

Χ2 = 6.077

.100

Contact with mother

39 (85%)

16 (80%)

8 (89%)

10 (83%)

5 (100%)

Χ2 = 1.017

.937

Quality relationship with mother (n = 39)

     

Χ2 = 3.985

.734

 Worse than average

11 (28%)

4 (25%)

2 (25%)

2 (20%)

3 (60%)

  

 Average

16 (41%)

7 (44%)

3 (38%)

4 (40%)

2 (40%)

  

 Better than average

12 (31%)

5 (31%)

3 (38%)

4 (40%)

0 (0%)

  

Contact with father

34 (74%)

12 (60%)

7 (78%)

12 (100%)↑

3 (60%)

Χ2 = 7.475

.040

Quality relationship with father (n = 34)

     

Χ2 = 7.186

.280

 Worse than average

12 (35%)

6 (50%)

4 (57%)

1 (8%)↓

1 (33%)

  

 Average

8 (24%)

2 (17%)

1 (14%)

4 (33%)

1 (33%)

  

 Better than average

14 (41%)

4 (33%)

2 (29%)

7 (58%)

1 (33%)

  
  1. ↑Adjusted residual > 1.96: higher value than expected; ↓Adjusted residual < − 1.96: lower value than expected