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Published in final edited form as: J Ment Health Res Intellect Disabil. 2014 Oct 3;7(4):287–305. doi: 10.1080/19315864.2014.920941

Table 5.

Percentage of elevated scores on the BASC-II and CBCL Scales for individuals with Down syndrome

	At risk (%)		At risk (%)	Sensitivity (%)	Specificity (%)
CBCL Composite Scales		BASC-2 Composite Scales

Externalizing Problems^**	20	Externalizing Problems	16	70	94
Internalizing Problems^*	14	Internalizing Problems^**	4	15	95
Total Problems^**	26	Behavior Symptoms Index^**	22	69	85

CBCL Syndrome Scales		BASC-2 Clinical Scales

Aggressive Behavior^**	12	Aggression	6	50	100
Rule-Breaking Behavior^*	5	Conduct Problems	12	80	83
Anxious/Depressed^*	5	Anxiety	4	80	100
Withdrawn/Depressed^**	12	Depression	4	100	98
Somatic Complaints^**	10	Somatization	4	10	93
Thought Problems^**	25	Atypicality^**	25	64	67
Social Problems^**	21	Withdrawal^**	25	57	58
Attention Problems^**	15	Attention Problems^**	25	63	58
		Hyperactivity^**	26

N = 52. Participants were classified as At Risk if scores were ≥ 1 SD (84^th percentile) above the mean.

Percent of at risk elevations differed from normative expectations at p ≤ .05

^**

p ≤ .005; Sensitivity and specificity were calculated using the CBCL as a gold -standard.