Table 2

Results of the various rating scales used in evaluating the eight subjects. The results presented are those where the factors/scales with scores were >2 SD above the mean for CPRS-R, CTRS-R, CBCL, and TRF. For DSM-IV scales, results are given where six or more items were present

SubjectDSM-IV ParentDSM-IV TeacherCPRS-RCTRS-RCBCLTRF
CPRS-R = Conners’ Parent Rating Scale - Revised; CTRS-R = Conners’ Teacher Rating Scale - Revised; CBCL = Child Behaviour Checklist; TRF = Teacher’s Report Form.
1Inattent, hyp/impInattent, hyp/impConduct problem, learning problem, impulsive-hyperactive, anxietyConduct problem, hyperactivity, inattentive-passiveAnxious-depressed, social problems, thought problems, attention problems, delinquent behaviour, aggressive behaviourAnxious-depressed, social problems, delinquent behaviour, aggressive behaviour
2Conduct problemDelinquent behaviour
3
4Conduct problem, learning problem, psychosomatic, impulsive-hyperactive,Withdrawn, thought problems, attention problems, delinquent behaviour, aggressive behaviour
5
6InattentLearning problem, psychosomatic, impulsive-hyperactiveWithdrawn, somatic complaints, anxious-depressed, social problems, thought problems, attention problems, delinquent behaviour, aggressive behaviour
7Conduct problem, impulsive-hyperactiveWithdrawn, anxious-depressed, social problemsSomatic complaints, anxious-depressed, thought problems
8