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Of the 306 participants who completed all study measures, most parents had 1 (n=106) or 2 (n=132) children in the home with 68 parents having more than 2 children in the home.
Demographics of the sample population.
Factor structure analysis of the PRFQ-18 resulted in examining 4 different CFA models (see Table 2) utilizing 317 participants. The initial CFA model testing of the hypothesized 3-factor structure of the PRFQ-18 (PM, CMS, and IC) resulted in a reasonably poor model fit, as shown in Table 2.
JMIR Pediatr Parent 2019;2(1):e11561
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