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Table 5 Prevalence of social, emotional, and behavioural (SEB) symptoms, overall and by gender

From: Assessing adverse childhood experiences, social, emotional, and behavioral symptoms, and subjective health complaints among Hungarian adolescents

SEB symptoms

N (%)

p-value

Gender

Normal

Borderline

Abnormal

Emotional symptoms (N = 507)

Boys

183 (90.6)

10 (5.0)

9 (4.5)

0.018*

Girls

250 (82.0)

22 (7.2)

33 (10.8)

Total

433 (85.4)

32 (6.3)

42 (8.3)

Conduct problems (N = 508)

Boys

150 (74.3)

22 (10.9)

30 (14.9)

0.001*

Girls

265 (86.6)

21 (6.9)

20 (6.5)

Total

415 (81.7)

43 (8.5)

50 (9.8)

Hyperactivity/inattention problems (N = 506)

Boys

165 (82.5)

17 (8.5)

18 (9.0)

0.194

Girls

265 (86.6)

14 (4.6)

27 (8.8)

Total

430 (85.0)

31 (6.1)

45 (8.9)

Peer relationship problems (N = 504)

Boys

156 (78.0)

28 (14.0)

16 (8.0)

0.022*

Girls

239 (78.6)

56 (18.4)

9 (3.0)

Total

395 (78.4)

84 (16.7)

25 (5.0)

Total difficulties (N = 503)

Boys

164 (82.4)

20 (10.1)

15 (7.5)

0.991

Girls

251 (82.6)

31 (10.2)

22 (7.2)

Total

415 (82.5)

51 (10.1)

37 (7.4)

  1. *Pearson’s Chi-squared test