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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Clin Child Adolesc Psychol. 2013 Jan 18;42(2):243–250. doi: 10.1080/15374416.2012.756814

Table 2.

Social behavior rating form

Prosocial peer interactions (alpha=0.83)
 How much did he/she compliment/praise/applaud his/her peers?
 How much did he/she offer help or assistance to peers when needed?
 How much did he/she invite peers to play/interact?
 How much did he/she stand up for the rights of peers, defend a peer in trouble?
 How much is he/she sought out by peers to join activities, everyone likes to be with?
 How much was he/she sensitive to feelings of peers (empathy, sympathy)?
Assertiveness (alpha=0.74)
 How much did he/she initiate conversations with others?
 How much does he/she question unfair rules appropriately?
 How much did he/she express feelings when wronged?
 How much did he/she appear confident?
Self-management (alpha=0.78)
 How much did he/she remain calm when problems arose?
 How much did he/she compromise with others when appropriate?
 How much did he/she accept criticism/feedback from others appropriately?
 How much did he/she cooperate with others?
Compliance (alpha=0.79)
 How much did he/she participate in the ongoing activity?
 How much did he/she follow rules and accept imposed limits?
 How much did he/she ignore distractions during the ongoing activity?
Physical aggression
 How much did he/she physically hurt others?
Relational aggression
 How much did he/she say or do non-physically harmful things (e.g., eye rolling, exclusion) to
hurt others?

Note. Positive peer interactions, assertiveness, self-management, and compliance items were adapted from Caldarella & Merrell (1997). All items were rated from (1) not at all to 5 (very much).