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Total Problems: The total number of problems occurring in the reporting month.
Total Problems) * 100 = Percentage Problem Response (as calculated by rounding to the second decimal point).
The CBCL Internalizing Problems, Externalizing Problems and Total Problems scales were analyzed.
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On the CBCL Total Problems and Internalising Scales, both groups moved to the borderline range at end of treatment but a further improvement to the non-clinical range was noted in the experimental group only.
Although a trend was noted in the expected direction (Table 3), the repeated measures ANOVAs examining CBCL scores during the first and second assessment found no significant difference between the means for Internalizing problems (Wilks Lambda = .94 F(1,47) = 2.82, p = .10, η 2 = .06), Externalizing Problems (Wilks’ Lambda = .96 F(1, 47) = 1.85, p = .18, ηp2 = .04) or Total Problems (Wilks Lambda =.94 F(1,47) = 3.24, p = .08, ηp2 = .07).
There was also no significant change in CBCL Internalizing Scores (Wilks Lambda = .98 F(1, 46) = .94, p = .34, ηp2 = .02); Externalizing Scores (Wilks Lambda = .99, F(1, 45) = .62, p = .43, ηp2 = .01) or Total Problems (Wilks Lambda = .99, F(1, 46) = .36, p = .55, ηp2 = .01), based on parental adherence.Hypothesis 3 It was hypothesized that Expressed Emotion would be negatively associated with adherence.
There was also no significant change in CBCL Internalizing Scores, F(1, 46) = .30, p = .58 ηp2 = .01; Externalizing Scores, F(1, 46) = .63, p = .43, ηp2= .01) or Total Problems, F(1, 46) = .97, p = .33, ηp2 = .02 based on parental Expressed Emotion Category.
This empirically based system uses three broad band syndromes: (a) Total Problems, (b) Internalizing, which include items that are problematic for the child rather than for the child’s environment; and (c) Externalizing, which include items that are disruptive for the child’s environment.
The empirical base of the Achenbach’sSystem of Assessment (Achenbach and Rescorla, 2001a), based on factor analysis, justifies using the scale of Total Problems as an index of general psychopathology.