Putative juvenile terrorists: the relationship between multiple traumatization, mental health, and expectations for reintegration among Islamic State recruited adolescent and young adult fighters

Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics of the sample

		M	Range	Count	N %
Age		18 (2.29)	14–24 years
Ethnicity	Arab			55	93.2
	Kurd			3	5.1
	Turkman			1	1.7
Religion	Muslim Shia			9	15.3
Religion	Muslim Suni			50	84.7
Mother Tongue	Arabic			55	93.2
	Kurdish			3	5.1
	Turkmanish			1	1.7
Marital Status	Single			41	69.5.0
	Married			17	28.8
	Separated			1	1.7
Do you have children	No			44	74.6
Do you have children	Yes			15	25.4
Years of formal education		7 (2.50)	0–11
Days in prison		520 (283)	92–1096 days
Did you join ISIS?	No			13	22.0
Did you join ISIS?	Yes			46	78.0
Is your mother alive?	No			48	81.4
Is your mother alive?	Yes			11	18.6
Is your father alive?	No			46	78.0
Is your father alive?	Yes			13	22.0
Number of Siblings	(3–5)			27	45.8
	(6–8)			22	28.8
	(9 +)			10	17.0
Have you been displaced?	No			12	20.3
Have you been displaced?	Yes			47	79.7
Have you been tortured?	No			51	86.4
Have you been tortured?	Yes			8	13.6

ISSN: 1752-1505