Factors related to adversity quotient in junior high school students†

Characteristics	n	%
Gender
Men	72	55.8
Women	57	44.2
Age (years) (mean ± SD = 14.23 ± 1.03)
13	39	30.2
14	42	32.6
15	43	33.3
16	5	3.9
Education level
Grade 7	46	35.7
Grade 8	43	33.3
Grade 9	40	31
Religion
Buddhism	128	99.2
Christianity	1	0.8
Parents’ living arrangement
Living together	69	53.5
Separated	32	24.8
Divorced	19	14.7
Father/Mother deceased	9	9
Number of siblings
0 (i.e., only child)	2	1.6
1	24	18.6
2	54	41.9
3	39	30.2
4	10	7.8
Monthly family income (Baht)
1–5000	15	11.6
5001–10,000	28	21.7
10,001–15,000	38	29.5
15,001–20,000	26	20.2
20,001–25,000	14	10.9
≥25,001	8	6.2
Monthly family income sufficiency
Sufficient	100	77.5
Insufficient	29	22.5
Daily allowance (Baht) (mean ± SD = 70.23 ± 24.16)
20–40	13	10.1
50	19	14.7
60–90	59	45.7
100	34	26.4
120–140	4	3.1
Daily allowance sufficiency
Sufficient	113	87.6
Insufficient	16	12.4

Factors	Mean	SD	Range of scores		Level
Factors	Mean	SD	Possible	Actual	Level
Adversity quotient overall score by components	138.77	21.25	40–200	81–190	Moderate
Control (C)	33.95	5.88	5–50	18–48	Relatively high
Ownership (O)	34.84	5.98	5–50	21–50	Relatively high
Reach (R)	33.7	6.18	5–50	21–48	Moderate
Endurance (E)	36.29	5.91	5–50	21–48	Relatively high
Rumination	64.8	16.75	5–110	24–100	Moderate
Optimism	47.86	6.79	5–80	33–70	Moderate
Authoritative parenting	71.72	11.15	5–100	38–96	High

Factors related to adversity quotient in junior high school students^†