Table 1 Sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of the sample at baseline
N (%) or mean (SD) | |
|---|---|
Age | 16.09 (0.49) |
Gender | |
Male | 43 (28.3%) |
Female | 109 (71.7%) |
Family structure | |
Traditional | 120 (84.3%) |
Monoparental/adoptive/reconstituted | 23 (15.1%) |
Mother’s level of education | |
Primary school | 16 (11%) |
Middle school | 20 (13.7%) |
High school | 55 (37.7%) |
Post-secondary school | 55 (37.7%) |
Father’s level of education | |
Primary school | 22 (14.9%) |
Middle school | 39 (26.4%) |
High school | 48 (32.4%) |
Post-secondary school | 39 (26.4%) |
Mother’s employement | |
Unemployed or housewife | 33 (21.8%) |
Businesswoman | 37 (24.5%) |
Qualified professional | 74 (49%) |
Unqualified professional | 7 (4.6%) |
Father’s employement | |
Unemployed | 3 (2%) |
Businessman | 39 (26%) |
Qualified professional | 104 (69.3%) |
Unqualified professional | 4 (2.7%) |
CTQ Total | 31.59 (6.56) |
FAD Total | 113.28 (15.05) |
DBT-WCCL Functional Skills | 1.58 (0.41) |
DBT-WCCL Dysfunctional Coping | 1.32 (0.64) |
PID-5 negative affect | 1.39 (0.60) |
PID-5 detachment | 0.98 (0.44) |
PID-5 antagonism | 0.73 (0.48) |
PID-5 disinhibition | 1.05 (0.44) |
PID-5 psychoticism | 0.78 (0.48) |