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Published in final edited form as: J Community Psychol. 2019 Dec 24;48(4):1273–1293. doi: 10.1002/jcop.22306

Table A2.

PACTS Baseline Clinical Measure Descriptive Statistics

	Mean	SD	% with Score in Clinically Significant Range
CPSS Symptom Severity	23.82	11.66	85.00%; (n = 85/100)
CPSS Functional Impairment	2.84	2.11	-
Ohio Functioning	56.23	13.82	50.98% (n = 52/102)

Notes.

SD (Standard Deviation)

Scores on the CPSS Symptom Severity Scale that are equal to or greater than 11 are considered clinically significant. There are no clinical guidelines for ascertaining clinical significance on the CPSS Functional Impairment scale. The clinical cut-off for the Ohio Functioning Scale is 50 by parent report and 60 for child report, with higher scores indicating better functioning.