Moving On: The Expansion of the Family Network After Parents Separate
2004-FCY-9E
Figure 2.4 Distribution of girls and boys aged 10–15 years, according to whether they are able to confide in their mother or father, by age group, Canada, NLSCY, Cycle 3, 1998–99
- Proportion of girls ages 10-11 who confide in: neither parent - 15, their mother only - 25, father only - 2 and both parents - 56.
- Proportion of girls ages 12-13 who confide in: neither parent - 22, their mother only - 33, father only - 2 and both parents - 44.
- Proportion of girls ages 14-15 who confide in: neither parent - 32, their mother only - 29, father only - 3 and both parents - 36.
- Proportion of boys ages 10-11 who confide in: neither parent - 16, their mother only - 16, father only - 4 and both parents - 64.
- Proportion of boys ages 12-13 who confide in: neither parent - 23, their mother only - 11, father only - 4 and both parents - 62.
- Proportion of boys ages 14-15 who confide in: neither parent - 33, their mother only - 16, father only - 4 and both parents - 48.
