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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Dev Behav Pediatr. 2013 May;34(4):237–244. doi: 10.1097/DBP.0b013e318290568a

Table 4. Parenting stress by clinical categories.

N PIP Difficulty Mean (SD) PIP Frequency Mean (SD)
Family Functioning
 Healthy 111 78.19 (26.48) 85.73 (27.78)
 Unhealthy 9 108.11 (29.95)A 111.78 (233.62)A
CBCL Internalizing
 Normal 89 71.35 (22.51)B,C 79.73 (25.93)B,C
 Borderline 19 108.11 (27.86)A 111.00 (25.17)A
 Clinically-elevated 12 102.21 (20.82)A 107.04 (23.07)A
YSR Internalizing
 Normal 84 74.99 (26.14)C 82.06 (27.51)B
 Borderline 11 93.45 (29.96) 106.45 (27.29)A
 Clinically-elevated 21 92.93 (29.19)A 95.98 (29.16)
CBCL Externalizing
 Normal 116 79.75 (27.85) 86.67 (28.44)
 Borderline 3 97.00 (19.08) 114.00 (27.87)
 Clinically-elevated 1 97.00* 101.00*
YSR Externalizing
 Normal 100 81.01 (28.20) 87.73 (28.74)
 Borderline 11 80.18 (27.58) 87.82 (30.88)
 Clinically-elevated 5 60.40 (22.94) 69.20 (23.91)

Note: CBCL = Child Behavior Checklist; YSR = Youth Self-report;

A

Significantly differs from Normal/Healthy;

B

Significantly differs from Borderline,

C

Significantly differs from Clinically-elevated;

*

Cell size too small to calculate standard deviation