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Published in final edited form as: J Clin Child Adolesc Psychol. 2011 Jan;40(1):36–53. doi: 10.1080/15374416.2011.533402

Table 5. Dependent Variables for Separate Multiple Regression Tests of the Relation Between Caregiver-Youth Reporting Discrepancies and Youth Characteristics, Controlling for Youth Age, Youth Gender, Youth Ethnicity/Race, Caregiver and Family Characteristics, and Interviewer Reports of Youth Mood and Severity.

Measure	First Step R	First Step R²Δ	First Step FΔ (df)	Second Step R²Δ	Second Step FΔ(df)
Caregiver re: Mania	.54	.29	12.57^*** (10, 300)	.01	6.26^* (1, 299)
Caregiver re: Depression	.68	.46	25.97^*** (10, 296)	.02	11.57^** (1, 295)
Adolescent re: Mania	.34	.11	3.98^*** (10, 300)	.10	39.78^*** (1, 299)
Adolescent re: Depression	.43	.18	6.79^*** (10, 298)	.25	130.17^*** (1, 297)

Note: Caregiver re: Mania = Caregiver report of youth manic symptoms on the Mood Disorder Questionnaire (MDQ); Caregiver re: Depression = Caregiver report of youth depressive symptoms on the Caregiver General Behavior Inventory (GBI); Adolescent re: Mania= Youth self-report of manic symptoms on MDQ; Adolescent re: Depression = Youth self-report of depressive symptoms on GBI.

p < .05,

^**

p < .01,

^***

p < .001, two tailed; all other tests p > .05. All tests remained statistically significant (i.e., p < .05) after applying Holm's stepdown Bonferroni correction.