Table 1 Descriptive statistics for child ADHD scores (age 8 years) and sample demographic characteristics.

From: Genetic nurture versus genetic transmission of risk for ADHD traits in the Norwegian Mother, Father and Child Cohort Study

  

N

Mean (SD)

Median

Range

ADHD total score

Female

4570

25.25 (6.43)

24

18–70

Male

4884

27.75 (7.96)

26

18–72

Inattention subscale

Female

4570

13.23 (3.68)

12

9–36

Male

4884

14.65 (4.47)

14

9–36

Hyperactivity-impulsivity subscale

Female

4570

12.01 (3.52)

11

9–36

Male

4884

13.10 (4.32)

12

9–36

Parental age at baseline

Mothers

19,506

30.08 (4.46)

30

17–47

Fathers

19,506

32.51 (5.15)

32

18–61

   

Mothers

 

Fathers

   

n (%)

 

n (%)

Highest qualification

Lower secondary school

378 (2.07)

 

675 (3.84)

Upper secondary school, basic

795 (4.36)

 

906 (5.15)

Vocational upper secondary school

2280 (12.51)

 

4469 (25.42)

Upper secondary school, completed

2593 (14.23)

 

2158 (12.27)

Higher education, undergraduate level

7761 (42.59)

 

5087 (28.93)

Higher education, graduate level

4414 (24.22)

 

4286 (24.38)

Household income

No income

318 (1.71)

 

108 (0.6)

<150,000 NOK

2629 (14.12)

 

919 (5.07)

151,000–199,999 NOK

1922 (10.32)

 

673 (3.72)

200,000–299,999 NOK

6369 (34.35)

 

3795 (20.95)

300,000–399,999 NOK

5033 (27.03)

 

6264 (34.58)

400,000–499,999 NOK

1457 (7.83)

 

3277 (18.09)

> 500,000 NOK

863 (4.64)

 

3076 (16.98)

  1. ADHD Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, SD standard deviation, NOK Norwegian Krone. Sample demographics provided for participants with complete data (prior to multiple imputation for missing ADHD scores).