Table 2.
DBC Subscales |
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A | CD | D | SA | SR | |
Fixed Effects | |||||
Level | |||||
Estimate | 4.090* (0.136) | 5.774* (0.191) | 13.485* (0.426) | 14.201* (0.452) | 4.494* (0.148) |
Age (12) | −0.078* (0.036) | 0.003 (0.047) | −0.023 (0.107) | −0.396* (0.111) | 0.116* (0.037) |
Rate of Change | |||||
Estimate | −0.062* (0.015) | −0.054* (0.020) | −0.270* (0.038) | −0.315* (0.036) | 0.057* (0.016) |
Age (12) | 0.008* (0.004) | −0.013* (0.005) | 0.005 (0.010) | 0.023* (0.009) | −0.009* (0.004) |
Variance Components | |||||
Level Variance | 6.270* (.685) | 13.487* (1.254) | 74.427* (6.153) | 86.609* (7.112) | 7.276* (0.804) |
Slope Variance | 0.039* (0.009) | 0.071* (0.016) | 0.309* (0.054) | 0.268* (0.052) | 0.033* (0.009) |
Residual Variance | 3.799* (0.280) | 6.220* (0.439) | 21.524* (1.669) | 20.730* (1.667) | 4.655* (0.344) |
Note. Standard errors are shown in parentheses.
p < 0.01. A: anxiety, CD: communication disturbance, D: disruptive/antisocial, SA: self absorbed, and SR: social relating. For details of full model in univariate analysis, see Einfeld et al. (2006).