The psychometric properties of the child anxiety and depression life interference scale (CADLIS)

Table 1 Demographic characteristics of children and parents

Variable	Child	Parent
Gender, n (%) Male Female Non-Binary Other	n = 1107* 619 (55.93) 476 (42.99) 7 (0.63) 5 (0.45)	n = 660 193 (26.47) 483 (73.18) 2 (0.29)
Ethnicity, n (%)		n = 650
Oceanic North-West European Southern and Eastern European North African and Middle Eastern		403 (61.94) 89 (13.71) 39 (6.01) 11 (1.69)
South-East Asian North-East Asian Southern and Central Asian People of the Americas Sub-Saharan African		37 (5.70) 26 (4.01) 32 (4.93) 7 (1.08) 6 (0.92)
Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander, n (%)	n = 1108	n = 650
Yes No	59 (5.42) 1049 (94.58)	29 (4.45) 621 (95.55)
Language spoken at home, n (%)	n = 636	n = 649
English Italian Greek Cantonese Arabic Mandarin Vietnamese Other	595 (93.55) 2 (0.31) 2 (0.31) 8 (1.26) 1 (0.16) 1 (0.16) 7 (1.10) 20 (3.15)	598 (92.14) 1 (0.15) 1 (0.15) 8 (1.23) 3 (0.46) 2 (0.31) 8 (1.23) 28 (4.31)
Gross weekly income, n (%)		n = 649
$0–$999 $1000-$2399 $2,400–$3,999 $4,000–$6,399 $6,400–$8000+		110 (17.10) 279 (42.90) 152 (23.42) 57 (8.78) 51 (7.86)
IRSD**, n (%)	n = 514
1–3 4–7 8–10	79 (15.36) 105 (38.73) 230 (46.28)

For parent–child dyads, parent reports on demographics were used for the demographic report. The differing n’s represent missing data where participants chose not to disclose some demographic information. *Sample is made up of 494 from parent only reports, 445 from child only reports and 169 from matched parent and child reports (n = 1108). **IRSD = The Index of Relative Socio-economic Disadvantage, where lower scores represent higher disadvantage (Australian Bureau of Statistics [30]). Ethnicity and weekly income were only collected from parent samples, and IRSD was only collected from child reports

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