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Table 3 Socioeconomic and family characteristics in adolescents with functional gastrointestinal disorders and controls (N = 522)

From: Self–reported specific learning disorders and risk factors among Hungarian adolescents with functional abdominal pain disorders: a cross sectional study

 

Adolescents with FAPDs

N (%)

Controls

N (%)

p

Mother’s educational level (SD)

 Less than year 8

1 (1.6)

5 (1.1)

NS✺

 Primary school

3 (4.8)

24 (5.2)

NS✺

 Secondary school

14 (22.6)

103 (22.4)

NS✣

 Advanced level

25 (40.3)

140 (30.4)

NS✣

 Higher education

15 (24.2)

151 (32.8)

NS✣

 Missing

4 (6.5)

37 (8.0)

 

Father’s educational level (SD)

 Less than year 8

1 (1.6)

3 (0.7)

NS✺

 Primary school

7 (11.3)

29 (6.3)

NS✣

 Secondary school

17 (27.4)

122 (26.5)

NS✣

 Advanced level

13 (21.0)

124 (27.0)

NS✣

 Higher education

12 (19.4)

103 (22.4)

NS✣

 Missing

12 (19.4)

79 (17.2)

 

Mean income of the family (SD)

 Under 100 €

4 (6.5)

29 (6.3)

NS✺

 100–200 €

14 (22.6)

113 (24.6)

NS✣

 300–400 €

20 (32.3)

127 (27.6)

NS✣

 500–600 €

10 (16.1)

86 (18.7)

NS✣

 Above 600 €

6 (9.7)

30 (6.5)

NS✣

 Missing

8 (12.9)

75 (16.3)

 

Parents’ marital status

 Married

39 (62.9)

308 (67.0)

NS✣

 Divorced

22 (35.5)

146 (31.7)

NS✣

 Missing

1 (1.6)

6 (1.3)

 

Placed with/living with

 Father

1 (4.5)

19 (13.0)

NS✺

 Mother

19 (86.4)

122 (83.6)

NS✣

 other relatives

2 (9.1)

4 (2.7)

NS✺

 Missing

0 (0.0)

1 (0.7)

 

Member of a religious community

14 (22.6)

79 (17.4)

NS✣

Missing

0

7 (1.5)

 
  1. NS nonsignificant
  2. ✣ significance of chi-square test
  3. ✺ significance of the 2–sided fisher’s exact test