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Abbreviations:
ANOVA, analysis of variance. CBCL, Child Behavior Checklist. Cmp, Comparison. Dep, dependence. FE, Fisher exact test. K-W X Sq, Kruskall-Wallis Chi-square. n, number. NA, not assessed. NS, not significant. Pt, patient. SD, standard deviation. SES, socioeconomic status. X Sq, Pearson Chi-square.
Footnotes:
1Not provided if test is NS.
2If interactions/overall test was significant, 4 post-hoc comparisons, as shown by arrows: Cmp Male ←→ Pt Male Cmp Female ←→ Pt Female
3NS: p > 0.05, two-tailed. NA: Not assessed because of significant interaction.
4Highest class = V. Comparison mean score falls in Class IV, patient in Class III.
5n = 18.
6In one patient with no CBCL, YSR score was substituted for CBCL.
7Median (range) provided for very skewed values.
8"Regular" is at least monthly. All patient males had been regular smokers, but 14 were now in a smoke-free residential treatment facility.
9DSM-IV abuse or dependence on any drug not listed above.
w-yWithin one row values sharing a superscript are significantly different.
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