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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Assessment. 2017 Jun 25;26(6):1128–1141. doi: 10.1177/1073191117715732

Table 1.

Standardized Primary and Secondary Factor Loadings

SCT Factor ADHD-IN Factor
Sluggish Cognitive Tempo Symptoms
1. Behavior is slow (e.g., sluggish) 0.92* −0.02ns
2. Lost in a fog 0.89* 0.07*
3. Stares blankly into space 0.96* −0.01ns
4. Drowsy or sleepy (yawns) during the day 0.95* −0.01ns
5. Daydreams 0.88* 0.05ns
6. Loses train of thought 0.86* 0.09*
7. Low level of activity (e.g., underactive) 0.97* −0.08ns
8. Gets lost in own thoughts 0.81* 0.12*
9. Easily tired or fatigued 1.02* −0.09ns
10. Forgets what was going to say 0.94* −0.02ns
11. Easily confused 0.91* 0.05ns
12. Lacks motivation to complete tasks (e.g., apathetic) 0.27* 0.68*
13. Spaces or zones out 0.82* 0.13*
14. Gets mixed up 0.85* 0.11*
15. Thinking is slow 0.87* 0.06ns
16. Difficulty expressing thoughts (e.g., gets “tongue-tied”) 0.78* 0.12*
ADHD-Inattention Symptoms
1. Close attention 0.16* 0.78*
2. Sustaining attention 0.04ns 0.93*
3. Listen 0.15* 0.77*
4. Follow through 0.03ns 0.93*
5. Organization −0.15* 1.08*
6. Avoids tasks requiring sustained effort 0.01ns 0.93*
7. Loses things −0.15* 1.08*
8. Easily distracted −0.02ns 0.95*
9. Forgetful 0.13* 0.82*

Note. Each symptom was rated on a 6-point scale. The full Child and Adolescent Behavior Inventory (CABI) measure is available from the corresponding author. Partial standardized regression coefficients can be larger than one with cross-loadings and correlated factors. ADHD = attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. ADHD-IN = attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder inattention. SCT = sluggish cognitive tempo.

*

p < .05;

ns

= non-significant.