Evaluation of Mother-Child Agreement and Factorial Structures of the SCARED Questionnaire in an Italian Clinical Sample

pearson correlation matrix since analysis
empirically derived bayesian information criterion

ranges from 0.48-0.67, PD scale r=0.56, GAD scale r=0.48, SAD scale r=0.67, SOC scale r=0.66, SCH scale r=0.63
first group (8-10 yrs, n=40 after pairwise deletion), ranged from moderate strong r ranges from 0.41-0.71, PD scale r=0.48, GAD scale r=0.49, SAD scale r=0.61, SOC scale r=0.41, SCH scale r=0.71
ranges from 0.41-0.79 PD scale r=0.55, GAD scale r=0.41, SAD scale r=0.62, SOC scale r=0.79, SCH scale r=0.55
n=28 after pairwise deletion, shows correlations varying from moderate strong range r ranges from 0.51-0.71, PD scale r=0.52, GAD scale r=0.61, SAD scale r=0.51, SOC scale r=0.71, SCH scale r=0.58
ranging from 0.57-0.75 PD scale r=0.60, GAD scale r=0.57, SAD scale r=0.75, SOC scale r=0.69, SCH scale r=0.67

rho=0.20-0.47
ranges from 0.48-0.67, PD scale r=0.56, GAD scale r=0.48, SAD scale r=0.67, SOC scale r=0.66, SCH scale r=0.63
first group (8-10 yrs, n=40 after pairwise deletion), ranged from moderate strong r ranges from 0.41-0.71, PD scale r=0.48, GAD scale r=0.49, SAD scale r=0.61, SOC scale r=0.41, SCH scale r=0.71
ranges from 0.41-0.79 PD scale r=0.55, GAD scale r=0.41, SAD scale r=0.62, SOC scale r=0.79, SCH scale r=0.55
n=28 after pairwise deletion, shows correlations varying from moderate strong range r ranges from 0.51-0.71, PD scale r=0.52, GAD scale r=0.61, SAD scale r=0.51, SOC scale r=0.71, SCH scale r=0.58
ranging from 0.57-0.75 PD scale r=0.60, GAD scale r=0.57, SAD scale r=0.75, SOC scale r=0.69, SCH scale r=0.67

Enhancing Visual Perception and Motor Accuracy among School Children through a Mindfulness and Compassion Program

Attachment Style and Chronic Pain: Toward an Interpersonal Model of Pain

Attitudes vs. Purchase Behaviors as Experienced Dissonance: The Roles of Knowledge and Consumer Orientations in Organic Market

Influences of Cognitive Processing Capacities on Speech Perception in Young Adults