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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Dev Psychopathol. 2014 Sep 8;27(3):843–858. doi: 10.1017/S095457941400087X

Table 6.

Child characteristics by class

Resilient (N = 31) At-Risk (N = 62) Having Difficulties
(N = 13)
F test
Variable M(SD) M(SD) M(SD)
Child Behavior Checklist
    Externalizing Problems 42.81(8.03)a 50.80(8.03)b 63.69(5.89)c 33.49**
    Internalizing Problems 43.81(7.13)a 50.60(9.29)b 55.69(13.33)b 9.04**
    School Competence 49.80(3.54)a 45.12(7.55)b 38.67(7.56)c 12.75**
    Activity Competence 50.42(9.77)a 46.98(8.52)a 43.31(13.05)a 2.79
    Social Competence 47.58(8.85)a 45.63(7.73)a 36.85(6.63)b 8.63
Conners Rating Scale
    Inattention 43.65(5.61)a 56.88 (7.46)b 74.54 (10.46)c 83.52**
    Hyperactivity 45.29(9.81)a 57.02 (9.96)b 78.15(9.81)c 51.02**
    Executive Functioning 43.97(5.52)a 54.27(6.91)b 62.50(13.72)c 31.29**
    Peer Relations 46.42(4.79)a 50.33(7.60)b 58.77(10.68)c 12.93**
    Learning Problems 44.40(6.36)a 51.85(9.38)b 58.50(9.31)c 13.50**

Note. F values with a ** are significant at p < .001. Numbers represent mean t-scores and standard deviations. Means in the same row with different subscripts are significantly different from one another. Higher t-scores reflect more problematic behavior, with the exception of school, activity, and social competence on the CBCL. In those 3 scales, higher t-scores reflect greater competence.