Table 4. Correlations between PaRCADS revised total score, and parent and child characteristics (N = 355).

			Child						Parent
	Age	Gendera	Current mental health problemb	History of mental health diagnosisb	Age	Gendera	Current mental health problemb	History of mental health diagnosisb	Education levelc	Number of children in the household	Concern about child’s risk of depressiond	Concern about child’s risk of anxietyd
r or rpb	−.02	.04	−.14**	−.11*	.10*	.08	.02	.001	.06	−.04	−.18**	−.15**

Notes.

r, Pearson’s correlation coefficient. r_pb, Point-biserial correlation coefficient. The r_pb was used to assess correlations between PaRCADS, gender and mental health variables.

^aChild and parent gender was coded dichotomously where 1 = male, 2 = female.

^bChild and parent mental health problem and diagnosis were based on parent’s report and were coded dichotomously where 0 = None, 1 = presence of current/history of mental health problem/diagnosis.

^cParent education level was coded on a 9-point scale following the Australian Qualifications Framework with a higher score representing a higher level of education.

^dParental concern about child’s risk of depression and anxiety was coded on a 4-point scale where a higher score indicates greater parental concern.

^*p < .05.

^**p < .01.

Two-tailed.