Is Birth Method Associated with Sensory Hyperreactivity in Children 3-4 Years in an Upper-Middle-Income Country?

Table 5

SHR SD per income level group.

Income level	SD 0^1	SHR SD +1^2	SHR SD +2^3
	No. (%)	No. (%)	No. (%)
High ()	21 (84)	4 (16)	0 (0)
Middle and low ()	50 (76)	13 (20)	3 (5)

¹SD 0 = typical performance. ²SD +1 = “more than others”, having more symptoms of dysfunction than typically performing children. ³SD +2 = “much more than others”, with the child having “much more” in terms of symptoms of dysfunction than typically performing children. When SHR +1 and +2 were calculated individually, the percentages were 20% and 5%, respectively. When calculating the sum of SHR +1 and +2, the statistician advised to total the raw data () and then calculate the percentage from this total, which is 24%. This discrepancy between the table figures and the text occurred due to the rounding of the percentages.