The second panel of the table presents effects on two measures of material hardship a scale score based on parents' responses to four questions asking about their current financial situation and a measure of food security based on responses to a question about the adequacy of food in the household over the prior month.
Based on parents' responses to a survey ranking question about desired outcomes of treatment for tics, this table displays parents' selected outcomes of treatment ranked from most important to least important.
Ventilation was characterized based on parent's response to, "Is there an exhaust fan near this stove that sends fumes outside the home (yes/no)" and, "How often is this exhaust fan used (never, rarely, sometimes, or always)." We classified children as living in a household that did not use ventilation if parents stated that there was no exhaust fan or that they never used the exhaust fan.
Based on parents' text responses to survey questions about medication for tics, this table displays frequently described adverse effects and example responses.
Based on parents' text responses to questions about desired outcomes of treatment for tics, this table displays the categories derived from the content analysis, the distribution of responses across these categories and example responses.
Based on parents' text responses to survey questions about access to care and the diagnostic process, this table displays the categories derived from the content analysis, the distribution of responses across these categories and example responses.
The outcomes of interest were the following obesity-related lifestyle behaviours of children: low level of physical activity, excessive screen-time and unhealthy dietary behaviours, based on parents' questionnaire responses.
Based on parents' text responses to survey questions about behavioural interventions for tics (among parents whose child has received this intervention), this table displays the categories derived from the content analysis, the distribution of responses across these categories and example responses.
Based on parents' text responses to survey questions about behavioural interventions for tics (among parents whose child has not received this intervention), this table displays the categories derived from the content analysis, the distribution of responses across these categories and example responses.
The current study examined infants' responses to tactile stimulation within parent-child interaction, adding to prior knowledge based on parent report.
