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Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics in relation to living arrangements, in numbers and percentages, N = 164,580

From: Living in two homes-a Swedish national survey of wellbeing in 12 and 15 year olds with joint physical custody

 

Nuclear family

JPC equally much with both parents

Mostly with one parent

Only with one parent

n = 112,778

n = 17,350

n = 12,800

n = 21,652

Individual characteristics

n

%

n

%

n

%

n

%

Gender

Boy

56,433

69.1

8923

10.9

6218

7.6

10,077

12.3

Girl

54,942

68.0

8199

10.1

6403

7.9

11,242

13.9

Grade

Six (12 years)

34,933

71.8

5637

11.6

3527

7.3

4535

9.3

Nine (15 years)

43,247

67.3

6531

10.2

5140

8.0

9326

14.5

Origin

Swedish born

102,824

68.4

16,866

11.2

12,164

8.1

18,474

12.3

Foreign born

9954

69.8

484

3.4

636

4.5

3178

22.3

Resident parent’s gender

Mother

    

7165

82.7

11,544

83.3

Father

    

1502

17.3

2317

16.7

School level characteristics

Domicile

Large city

22,498

69.3

5963

11.5

2672

8.2

4349

13.4

Other city

54,777

68.4

8436

10.5

6490

8.1

10,363

12.9

Rural

35,396

68.2

2935

9.0

3630

7.0

6926

15.8

Proportion of parents with migrant background

0-10%

55,603

69.7

8919

11.2

6323

7.9

8893

11.2

11-50%

46,699

66.9

7578

10.9

5594

8.0

9932

14.2

>50%

7853

69.5

491

4.3

619

5.5

2337

20.7

Proportion of parents with post-secondary education

0-40%

34,980

67.6

4275

8.3

4073

7.9

8444

16.3

41-60%

46,874

68.2

7552

11.0

5583

8.1

8725

12.7

61-100%

28,301

70.2

5161

12.8

2880

7.1

3993

9.9