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Table 1 Demographic characteristics of the sample

From: Development and psychometric properties of the Clinical Anxiety Scale for People with Intellectual Disabilities (ClASP-ID)

 

N (%)

Person with ID gender

 

 Male

191 (61.4)

 Female

120 (38.6)

Age of person with ID

 

 Under 18

135 (43.4)

 18–24

75 (24.1)

 25–34

49 (15.8)

 35–44

38 (12.2)

 45–54

11 (3.5)

 55+

3 (1.0)

Intellectual Disability Diagnosis

 

 Yes

301 (96.8)

 No

10 (3.2)

Syndrome Diagnosis

 

 Angelman Syndrome

45 (14.5)

 Cornelia de Lange Syndrome

22 (7.1)

 Fragile X Syndrome

26 (8.4)

 Prader-Willi Syndrome

16 (5.2)

 Down Syndrome

15 (4.8)

 Cri du Chat Syndrome

11 (3.5)

 Potocki-Lupski Syndrome

11 (3.5)

 Tuberous Sclerosis

10 (3.2)

 9q34 Deletion

8 (2.6)

 Phelan McDermid Syndrome

6 (1.9)

 Pitt Hopkins Syndrome

5 (1.6)

 Other

44 (14.2)

Psychiatric and/or Neurodevelopmental Diagnosis

 

 Autism

156 (50.2)

 Anxiety

68 (21.9)

 ADHD

44 (14.1)

 Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders

27 (8.7)

 Depression

20 (6.4)

Verbal Abilitya

 

 Non-verbal

81 (26.0)

 Odd words only

127 (40.8)

 Fully verbal

89 (28.6)

 Can talk but doesn’t

14 (4.5)

Self-Helpa

 

 Not able

112 (36.0)

 Partly able

119 (38.3)

 Able

80 (25.7)

Mobilitya

 

 Non-ambulant

41 (13.2)

 Partly mobile

82 (26.4)

 Fully mobile

187 (60.1)

  1. a Information obtained using the Wessex Questionnaire [50]