Table 5.
Patterns of change for internalizing distress ratings among children classified as meeting/not meeting benchmarks at year-end
| Start low/end high | Start high/end low | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| BYI—BAYI | Benchmarks Not Met | 17% | 67% |
| Benchmarks Met | 4% p = .11 |
67% p = .75 |
|
| BYI—BDYI | Benchmarks Not Met | 16% | 77% |
| Benchmarks Met | 4% p = .09 |
100% p = .62 |
|
| BYI—BYSCI | Benchmarks Not Met | 45% | 16% |
| Benchmarks Met | 40% p = .62 |
0% p = .03 |
|
| MASC—PS | Benchmarks Not Met | 24% | 85% |
| Benchmarks Met | 7% p = .05 |
100% p = .74 |
|
| MASC—HA | Benchmarks Not Met | 4% | 100% |
| Benchmarks Met | 7% p = .35 |
100% n/a |
|
| MASC—SOC | Benchmarks Not Met | 7% | 80% |
| Benchmarks Met | 7% p = .58 |
100% p = .82 |
|
| MASC—SEP | Benchmarks Not Met | 20% | 69% |
| Benchmarks Met | 4% p = .05 |
75% p = .64 |
BYI beck youth inventory T-scores, BAIY beck anxiety inventory for youth, BDIY beck depression inventory for youth, BSCIY beck self concept inventory for youth, MASC multidimensional anxiety scale for children raw scores, PS physical symptoms, HA harm avoidance, SOC social anxiety, SEP separation-panic