Cross-cultural generalizability of the youth self-report and teacher's report form cross-informant syndromes
Cross-cultural generalizability of the youth self-report and teacher's report form cross-informant syndromes
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DOI:
10.1007/bf01670105
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发表时间:
1996-10-01
影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
Verhulst, FC
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作者:
deGroot, A;Koot, HM;Verhulst, FC
Exploratory factor analyses on 569 Youth Self-Reports and 1,221 Teacher's Report Forms of clinically referred Dutch children revealed sh and eight factors respectively, very similar to the eight YSR and TRF cross-informant syndromes derived by Achenbach (1991c, 1991d). Mean cross-cultural correlations were .89 for YSR syndromes and .95 for TRF syndromes In confirmatory factor analyses of the Dutch and American YSR and TRF factor models in cross-validation samples of 570 YSRs and 1,221 TRFs, goodness-of-fit indices were only slightly better for Dutch factor models. The American cross-informant Social Problems and Attention Problems syndromes had the poorest fit. The application of the eight American cross-informant syndromes to Dutch self- and teacher reports was supported.