Table 1. Respondent details.

From: Impact of Factors Associated with Promoting Family Functioning in Fathers on Children with Neurodevelopmental Disorders

Variable Fathers (n=53) Mothers (n=53)
Mean ± SD (range) Mean ± SD (range)
Age (years) 42.7 ± 7.2 (27-58) 40.8 ± 5.9 (27-54)
n (%) n (%)
Decade of life 20’s 1 (1.9) 2 (3.8)
30’s 20 (37.7) 19 (35.8)
40’s 24 (45.3) 28 (52.8)
50’s 8 (15.1) 4 (7.5)
Educational background High school graduate 12 (22.6) 10 (18.8)
Graduation from vocational school or junior college 12 (22.6) 18 (34.0)
Graduation from university or higher 29 (54.8) 25 (47.2)
Employment situation Full-time job 52 (98.1) 6 (11.3)
Part-time job 1 (1.9) 17 (32.1)
No job 0 30 (56.6)
Age of child with developmental disorder or receiving support <5 years 4 (7.5)
5-10 years 36 (67.9)
>10 years 13 (24.6)
Table 2. Influence of the 8 factors describing father’s success in parenting on SDQ subscale items (factor loading) and on maternal parenting stress (path coefficient).

From: Impact of Factors Associated with Promoting Family Functioning in Fathers on Children with Neurodevelopmental Disorders

CP HI PP PB ES
(Factor loading)
Stress coping .82 *** .85 *** .75 *** .78 *** .71 **
Hardiness .85 *** .87 *** .78 *** .81 *** .75 **
Self-understanding .94 *** .95 *** .91 *** .92 *** .89 ***
Father’s role .90 *** .92 *** .86 *** .88 *** .84 ***
PSI - Parental aspect .58 *** .62 *** .49 *** .52 *** .45 ***
Relationship with the child .92 *** .93 *** .87 *** .89 *** .85 ***
PSI - Child aspect .70 *** .75 *** .62 ** .65 *** .58 *
Spousal relationship .93 *** .94 *** .90 *** .91 *** .88 ***
(Path coefficient)
Maternal parenting stress -.91 *** -.93 *** -.86 *** -.89 *** -.82 ***
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