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Table 2 BARO domains

From: Offense related characteristics and psychosexual development of juvenile sex offenders

 

Total group

N = 174

Solo offenders

N = 54

Group offenders

N = 90

Child molesters

N = 30

 

High/very high concern

n

%

n

%

n

%

n

%

χ 2 ; (2, N = 174); p

BARO offense

106

71.6

26

60.5 a

56

71.8 a, b

24

88.9 b

6.595; p < 0.05

BARO environment

65

43.9

16

37.2

34

43.6

15

55.6

2.274; .321

BARO development

54

37.0

16

38.1 a

21

27.3 a

17

63.0 b

10.957; p < 0.05

BARO externalizing

67

45.6

20

46.5

33

42.9

14

51.9

.673;.714

BARO internalizing

44

31.2

12

29.3 a

17

23.0 a

15

57.7 b

10.905; p < 0.05

BARO substance abuse

9

6.4

2

4.9

4

5.5

3

11.5

1.402; .496

BARO family

40

26.8

15

34.9 b

12

15.4 a

13

46.4 b

12.099; p < 0.05

BARO school

42

28.6

13

31.0

20

25.6

9

33.3

.745; .689

BARO leisure time

59

39.9

13

30.2

34

43.0

12

46.2

2.425; .297

  1. Note. Percents with same subscripts do not differ significantly at p < 0.05 by post-hoc 2 × 2 chi-square analysis.
  2. BARO: Global assessment of risk and protective factors
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