Table 2.

Distribution of selected outcomes in the CCCEH NYC cohort.

Borderline or clinical range [n (%)]b
	Score range			Mean of scores
	Mean age (range)	n	Outcome	T-scorea	Raw score	T-score	Raw score
4.8 years (3.75–5.91 years)		96c		Anxious/depressed		50–87		0–13		54.80		3.01		10 (10.42)
				Attention problems		50–73		0–8		54.35		2.52		10 (10.42)
				Anxiety problems (DSM)				0–16				3.63		10 (10.42)
7 years (6–8 years)		205c		Anxious/depressed		50–82		0–17		53.72		2.77		17 (8.29)
				Attention problems		50–83		0–16		54.60		3.38		14 (6.83)
				Anxiety problems (DSM)				0–9				1.56		21 (10.24)
aThe T-score is truncated (Petersen et al. 1993); that is, a score of 50 is assigned to those with percentiles of raw scores ≤ 50 based on a reference population (Achenbach and Rescorla 2001b). bThe syndrome T-scores were dichotomized at T = 65 as the cutoff for the borderline and clinical range; the DSM-oriented anxiety problem scale was dichotomized at 93rd percentile for the borderline and clinical range. cEighty-six children had been assessed via the CBCL at both age time points.