<p>Table E-102. Trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy, population characteristics Child Age Caregiver Caregiver First Author, Comparison Mean (SD); Child Sex Child Age Sex Caregiver Caregiver Year Groups Range % Female Child Race Ethnicity Caregiver Type Mean (SD) % Female Race Ethnicity Cohen, G1: Mean age; 58% % Caucasian NR NR NR NR NR NR 199649 Cognitive- Age Range 54% behavioral % African therapy for 4.68;2.11- American sexually 7.1 42% abused pre- % other race school (not-specified) children 4% (CBT-SAP) G2: Nondirective supportive therapy (NST) Cohen, G1: Trauma- Both Both groups: % Caucasian % Hispanic/ maltreating Both G1: NR % % Hispanic/ 200450 Focused groups: 79% Both groups: 60 Latino biological (78% groups: G2: NR Caucasian Latino Cognitive 10.76 years % African Both groups: 4 mother; 9% 37.07 (7.79) G1: NR G1: NR Behavioral Range 8-14 American father; 2% G2: NR G2: NR Therapy (TF- years Both groups:28 stepmother; 5% % African % NOT CBT) % other race grandmother , American Hispanic/ G2: Child (biracial) 1% stepfather G1: NR Latino Centered Both groups: 7 and 1% G2: NR G1: NR Therapy for % other race grandfather) % other G2: NR Treating (not specified) kinship (4% other race % other PTSD Both groups: 1 female relative), (specify) ethnicity adoptive (3% G1: NR (specify) adoptive mother) G2: NR G1: NR and foster G2: NR caregiver (4% foster mother)</p><p>E-1 Deblinger, G1: Both Both groups: % Caucasian % Hispanic/ Maternal non- Both 100% NR NR 200151 Supportive groups: 61% 64 Latino maltreating groups: Therapy 5.45 (1.47) % African 2 caregiver 33.11 (8.71) G2: Cognitive Range 2-8 American % NOT Behavioral years 21 Hispanic/ Therapy % other race Latino (specify) 98 % other ethnicity (not specified) 6</p><p>E-2</p>