Research Article

Behavior Management Training for Parents of Children with Preschool ADHD Based on Parent-Child Interactions: A Multicenter Randomized Controlled, Follow-Up Study

Table 2

Comparison of demographic information and ADHD-RS, SDQ, and QCD scores between the intervention and control groups.

ProjectsIntervention groupControl groupCardinality/ value

Gender (male/female, example)49/1356/54.0140.045
Age (years, )-1.7910.076
IQ ()0.5060.614
Parental education
Junior high school and below3107.0030.136
High school/junior high school/technical school711
College2320
Undergraduate2418
Master and above52
Parental occupation
Government civil servants027.0360.533
Science, education, culture, health, and other professionals97
Corporate management45
Enterprise workers/workers128
Self-employed75
Freelancer2219
Farmers/migrant workers14
Others: none71
Annual household income
Under 50,000 ¥298.7070.069
50-100,000 ¥1818
100-200,000 ¥2223
200,000-500,000 ¥1410
500,000 ¥ or more61
ADHD-RS
Summary table score-0.1790.858
Attention to defects-1.0260.307
More movement0.6810.497
Impulse0.5640.573
QCD
Total score-1.6670.098
Overall behavioral issues-1.8230.071
Early morning/before school-1.1060.271
School-1.6680.098
After school-1.3970.165
Evening-0.4710.639
Night-0.8400.403
SDQ
Total score0.0730.942
Emotional symptoms0.4020.688
Character issues1.9760.050
More movement0.6480.518
Peer interaction issues-0.0220.982
Prosocial behavior-1.2360.219
Impact factor1.3150.191

Note: Differences were considered statistically significant at .