Specifically, the sample consisted of 451 children (69% of the total sample) aged five to 17, residing in 11 Voluntary Children's Homes (VCHs). The 11 VCHs (out of a total of 23 VCHs in Singapore) were
selected as they expressed interest in participating in the research project. All children in foster care between the ages of five and 17 during the data collection period were included in the study, accounting for the remaining 205 children (31% of the total sample). For children who had a placement change or more than one CANS assessment conducted during the study period, only the first assessment during the study time period was included. In addition, CANS assessments with
more than 16 missing items (approximately 20% of all the 82 items) were excluded from the analyses. In total, six cases were omitted from the analyses, resulting in a total of 445 children in the VCH sample and 205 children in the foster care sample.
Specifically, the sample consisted of 451 children (69% of the total sample) aged five to 17, residing in 11 Voluntary Children's Homes (VCHs). The 11 VCHs (out of a total of 23 VCHs in Singapore) wereselected as they expressed interest in participating in the research project. All children in foster care between the ages of five and 17 during the data collection period were included in the study, accounting for the remaining 205 children (31% of the total sample). For children who had a placement change or more than one CANS assessment conducted during the study period, only the first assessment during the study time period was included. In addition, CANS assessments withmore than 16 missing items (approximately 20% of all the 82 items) were excluded from the analyses. In total, six cases were omitted from the analyses, resulting in a total of 445 children in the VCH sample and 205 children in the foster care sample.
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