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Clinical Trial
. 1995 Winter;26(2):85-95.
doi: 10.1007/BF02353233.

Parent and teacher reports of problem behaviors in child psychiatric inpatients: cross-informant correlations on admission and at 5-month follow-up

A Sourander  1 , H Helenius, J Piha
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Clinical Trial

Parent and teacher reports of problem behaviors in child psychiatric inpatients: cross-informant correlations on admission and at 5-month follow-up

A Sourander et al. Child Psychiatry Hum Dev. 1995 Winter.

Abstract

The present study compared parent and teacher evaluations of behavioral problems in a sample of school-age child psychiatric inpatients on admission and at 5-month follow-up. Both parents and teachers viewed changes in children's emotional/behavioral problems over the course of the follow-up period rather similarly. In general, parents and teachers viewed children's behavior as significantly improved relative to pretreatment.

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