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. 2021 Apr 21;49(10):1303–1317. doi: 10.1007/s10802-021-00813-0

Table 1.

Subgroup Constraints on Reactive (Re) and Proactive (Pro) Motive Scores for the Pure and Predominant Versions of the Reactive Only and Both Subtypes Hypotheses

Reactive subgroup Mixed subgroup Proactive subgroup
Reactive only – pure Re > 0; Pro = 0 Re > 0; Pro > 0
Reactive only – predominant Re > Pro*1.5 Re ≤ Pro*1.5
Both subtypes – pure Re > 0; Pro = 0 Re > 0; Pro > 0 Re = 0; Pro > 0
Both subtypes – predominant Re > Pro*1.5 Highest / lowest ≤ 1.5a Pro > Re*1.5

aThe mixed subgroup of the both subtypes – predominant hypothesis includes children for whom the ratio between their highest and lowest motive score is less than or equal to 1.5