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Published in final edited form as: Evid Based Pract Child Adolesc Ment Health. 2020 Feb 21;5(1):67–82. doi: 10.1080/23794925.2020.1727795

Table 3.

Correlations within and between mother and father rating on the Child Behavior Checklist.

	Mother Ratings						Father Ratings
	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11

Mother
1. Affect Problems	–
2. Anxiety	.53^*	–
3. Somatic Problems	.31^*	.37^*	–
4. ADHD	.06	.02	−.01	–
5. Oppositional Defiant	.23^*	.12	.02	.51^*	–
6. Conduct Problems Father	.24^*	.04	−.01	.51^*	.76^*	–
7. Affect Problems	.71^*	.46^*	.21	−.04	.20	.16	–
8. Anxiety	.32^*	.59^*	.22	.15	.25^*	.24	.57^*	–
9. Somatic Problems	.25^*	.35^*	.57^*	.05	.21	.28^*	.36^*	.39^*	–
10. ADHD	.02	.03	−.01	.71^*	.35^*	.28^*	.15	.32^*	.08	–
11. Oppositional Defiant	.21	.16	.09	.53^*	.75^*	.67^*	.44^*	.42^*	.20	.57^*	–
12. Conduct Problems	.19	.14	.12	.62^*	.75^*	.75^*	.36^*	.36^*	.19	.59^*	.85^*

Values in table are Pearson correlations of t-scores. Scales are DSM-5 Subscales on the Child Behavior Checklist. Sample sizes were 199 for mother-mother correlations, 86 for father-father correlations, and 68 for mother-father correlations.

= p < .05.