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Table 1 Demographic data and clinical characteristics of the study participants

From: Social cognitive deficits in male children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in relation to salivary oxytocin level

Some of demographic data and clinical characteristics of the study participants

 

No

%

Subtypes of ADHD among case group according to DSM-5

  

 Predominantly inattentive

15

37.5%

 Predominantly hyperactive

6

15%

 Combined

19

47.5%

School achievement

  

 Achievable

8

20%

 Non achievable

32

80%

Consanguinity

  

 Positive

13

32.5%

 Negative

27

67.5%

Family history (FH) of ADHD

  

 Positive FH

12

30%

 Negative FH

28

70%

Data from Conner’s parent rating scale-revised (L) items among case group

 

I

II

III

IV

V

 

No

%

I

%

No

%

No

%

No

%

L (Inattentive)

6

15%

1

2.5%

5

12.5%

7

17.5%

21

52.5%

M (Hyperactive-Impulsive)

9

22.5%

4

10%

0

0%

3

7.5%

24

60%

N (Total)

6

15%

3

7.5%

4

10%

5

12.5%

22

55%

  1. I average should not be a concern, II slightly atypical indicates significant problem, III mildly atypical indicates significant problem, IV moderately atypical indicates significant problem, V markedly atypical indicates significant problem