Table 2 Demographic characteristics for the study participants and the drop-out group. The figures are percentage unless noted otherwise
Study participants (n = 25) | Drop-out (n = 24) | Sig | Study participants (n = 25) | Drop-out (n = 24) | Sig | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Adolescents’ age: M (SD) | 14.4(1.1) | 14.8(1.4) | >.05 | Drugs for mental health problemsa | 84% | 58.3% | >.05 |
Female gender | 92.0% | 79.2% | >.05 | Psychiatric diagnosisa | 68% | 37.5% | >.05 |
Living with mother & father | 54% | 50% | >.05 | Been victimized/traumatized | 60.0% | 66.7% | >.05 |
Parents university educationa | 14.3% | 52% | .001 | Previous suicide attempt | 44% | 50% | >.05 |
Parents employeda | 92.9% | 95.6% | >.05 | Self-harms episodes ≥ 5 | 72% | 62.5% | >.05 |
Households’ gross income (EUR)a | Combination SH and SA | 24% | 37.5% | >.05 | |||
Reported by the mothers: M (SD) | 3309(1386) | 4880(1922) | >.05 | Clinical outcomes | |||
Reported by the fathers: M (SD) | 3881(1370) | 5443(2133) | >.05 | Treatment responders, DSHI-9r | 32% | 60% | >.05 |
Experiencing income sufficienta | 54.2% | 45.8% | >.05 | Treatment responders, YSR | 72% | 30% | <.05 |