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Published in final edited form as: Child Abuse Negl. 2010 Apr 18;34(6):429–437. doi: 10.1016/j.chiabu.2009.10.006

Table 2.

Emotional and Behavioral Problems: Descriptive Statistics

Sample subset (n)	Mean externalizing score¹ (SD)/% clinically significant	Mean internalizing score¹ (SD)/% clinically significant	Mean trauma score¹ (SD)/% clinically significant
Child and adolescent, caregiver report (423)	60.35 (12.22)/38	57.26 (11.44)/28	n/a
Boys only (117)	60.72 (12.17)/39	58.96 (11.52)/36
Girls only (306)	60.20 (12.25)/38	56.60 (11.36)/25
Adolescent, caregiver report (176)	61.67 (12.49)/44	56.71 (11.50)/25	n/a
Boys only (30)	60.33 (12.88)/33	57.20 (11.58)/30
Girls only (146)	61.95 (12.44)/46	56.61 (11.53)/24
Adolescent, youth report (176)	55.41 (11.76)/27	51.64 (11.82)/13	51.10 (10.96)/12
Boys only (30)	53.57 (11.74)/27	53.40 (12.99)/13	52.47 (11.07)/10
Girls only (146)	55.79 (11.76)/27	51.27 (11.58)/12	50.81 (10.96)/12

Externalizing, internalizing, and trauma symptoms scores are gender- and age-standardized T scores.