Characteristics of adolescent boys who have displayed harmful sexual behaviour (HSB) against children of younger or equal age

Table 2 Descriptive information and association test results of missing values

Variable	Missing values in HSB-C	Missing values in HSB-P	Total number missing values	Test statistic and P values before Holm correction	P values after Holm correction
Social functioning	3	6	9	χ₍₁₎² = 2.12, p = .145^N	p = 1.00
Other criminal/ norm breaking behavior	3	5	8	χ₍₁₎² = 1.22, p = .270^N	p = 1.00
Self-esteem	5	8	13	χ₍₁₎² = 1.20, p = .156^N	p = 1.00
Emotional loneliness	5	9	14	χ₍₁₎² = 2.96, p = .086^N	p = .684
Own trauma	6	5	11	χ₍₁₎² = 0.01, p = .940^N	p = 1.00
Age own trauma	7	6	13	χ₍₁₎² = 1.13, p = .287^N	p = 1.00
Cognitive abilities	7	7	14	χ₍₁₎² = 0.23, p = .630^N	p = 1.00
Location HSB	0	1	1	df = 3, p = 0.4^F	p = .100
Caregiver qualities	0	4	4	χ₍₁₎² = 5.30, p = .021^N	p = .213
Repeated HSB	0	4	4	χ₍₁₎² = 5.30, p = .021^N	p = .213

Only variables with missing values are shown in the table, all other variables did not contain missing values. Two tests are performed: N − 1 Chi-Square test, and Fisher’s exact test, denoted by ^N and ^F respectively. Note that all p values became > .213 after adjustment by using holm correction

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