Structural differences in parent and child reports of children's symptoms of depression and anxiety.

@article{Cole2000StructuralDI,
  title={Structural differences in parent and child reports of children's symptoms of depression and anxiety.},
  author={David A. Cole and Keturah Hoffman and Jane M Tram and Scott E. Maxwell},
  journal={Psychological assessment},
  year={2000},
  volume={12 2},
  pages={
          174-85
        }
}

• David A. Cole, Keturah Hoffman, +1 author Scott E. Maxwell
• Published 2000 in Psychological assessment

Two cohorts of public elementary school children and their parents (assessed 3 years apart) completed child and parent forms of the Children's Depression Inventory (CDI) and the Revised Children's Manifest Anxiety Scale (RCMAS). Assessments were conducted twice, once during the fall (N = 562) and again during the spring (N = 630) of the 6th grade. Factor analyses revealed 3 factors for each measure. Two of the 3 parent CDI factors manifested some degree of congruence with their counterparts… CONTINUE READING

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