ParLonely, respondent Scores of 15-17 were wasn’t lonely. ParArgue) described as and 4-14 ‘medium’ ‘low’. Concerns Derived from If respondent said they had some or a lot of about questions about concerns about either the development, child’s concerns about learning or behaviour, or about how they development child communicate or understand, this was recorded as development or having some concerns about development. communication (parent ChDevL, ChComm) The following conventions have been used for both tables within the text and as part of the annex: Unweighted bases The number of respondents providing a valid response Weighted bases The number of respondents providing a valid response after weighting applied (see Technical Report) * Data omitted because based on < 20 responses 0 < 0.5, but > 0 - None at all Row percentages Percentage of the row base (should add up to 100% unless more than one variable is shown in the same table) Column Percentage of the column base (should add up to percentages 100% unless more than one variable is shown in the same table) All tables included within the text show significant differences only, unless otherwise indicated. End notes
ParLonely, ParArgue) respondent wasn’t lonely. Scores of 15-17 were described as ‘medium’ and 4-14 ‘low’. Concerns about development Derived from questions about concerns about child development or communication (parent ChDevL, ChComm) If respondent said they had some or a lot of concerns about either the child’s development, learning or behaviour, or about how they communicate or understand, this was recorded as having some concerns about development. The following conventions have been used for both tables within the text and as part of the annex: Unweighted bases The number of respondents providing a valid response Weighted bases The number of respondents providing a valid response after weighting applied (see Technical Report) * Data omitted because based on < 20 responses 0 < 0.5, but > 0 - None at all Row percentages Percentage of the row base (should add up to 100% unless more than one variable is shown in the same table) Column percentages Percentage of the column base (should add up to 100% unless more than one variable is shown in the same table) All tables included within the text show significant differences only, unless otherwise indicated. End notes