| Measure Description | Source of measure | Reynolds & Kamphaus, 2002
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| Mode of administration | Parent report, Teacher report
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| Age range for use | 2-18 yrs
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| Domains Assessed | Aggression, Hyperactivity, Anxiety, Depression, Somaticization, Attention Problems, Atypicality, Withdrawal, Adaptability, Social Skills
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| Burden | Training needed to administer | None for administration, Parent/teacher report, MA or equivalent training/experience to interpret
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| Minutes to complete | 20
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| # of items | 100
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| Cost | $139, plus $1.50/form
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| Adaptation for AIAN use | Adapted | Not needed
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| Developer allows adaptation? | No |
| Used with AIAN populations? | Yes |
| Psychometrics | Norm-referenced | Yes |
| AIAN: Cronbach's alpha range | Not yet available
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| AIAN: Evidence of validity | Not yet available
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| Other populations: Cronbach's alpha range | A majority of BASC components have internal consistency above .80 (Flanagan, 1994); the average is .80, and internal consistency rises to .90 in adolescence (Sandoval & Echandia, 1994) |
| Other populations: Evidence of validity | The BASC manual reports that scale scores are predictive of clinical subgroups. The BASC demonstrates convergent validity with many other teacher-, parent-, and self-report measures of child behavior (Sandoval & Echandia, 1994).
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| Source | Developer | Pearson
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| Link | http://www.pearsonassessments.com/HAIWEB/Cultures/en-us/Productdetail.htm?Pid=PAa30000 |
| Summary | Comments about sensitivity to change | |
| General remarks | Our community partners examined the items on both BASC and CBCL. They determined the BASC was more culturally appropriate.
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