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A multitrait multimethod (MTMM) matrix was applied to a normative sample of elementary school-aged children (N = 841).

In these studies, event segmentation ability has been measured by comparing each individual's segmentation with a normative sample of segmentation, a measure called segmentation agreement (Kurby & Zacks, 2011).

This study tested a proposed model in which anxiety levels mediate the association between emotional intelligence and emotional-eating patterns in a normative sample of women in Israel.

To provide a basic characterisation of the relations between violent ideations and dimensions of mental health and provide a foundation for future research in this area we factor analysed a measure of violent ideations and an omnibus measure of mental health dimensions in a normative sample of 1306 youth (at age 17).

The battery has been standardized on a normative sample of 400 children (5 15 years).

The mean score for a normative sample of females completing the PSS questionnaire is 13.7 ± 6.6 (Cohen and Williamson, 1998).

In order to remain in the stimulant-only condition, the child had to obtain a score within one-half standard deviation of the mean for a normative sample on the main outcome measure of ODD behaviors (including aggression; NCBRF D-Total) and a CGI Improvement rating of "Very much improved".

To date, only one study has compared children of PPD mothers with children from a normative sample in terms of successful adaptation to school [ 15].

In contrast, Waterman et al., [ 13] utilising a normative sample and a sample of institutionalised CD boys, reported no significant correlation between antisocial behaviour and cognitive and affective perspective-taking across the normative sample, whereas, in the CD sample, affective, but not cognitive, perspective-taking superiorities were associated with higher antisocial behaviour.

The objective of the present study was to determine base rates of low cognitive scores in healthy older adults on the CERAD-NAB using empirical data from an assessment of a large normative sample of healthy older participants.

Questionnaires with missing answers were excluded so that all analysis was based on a complete data set, leaving a final normative sample of 22 529 participants (11 455 boys) with SRS data provided by their mothers (n = 20 430), fathers (n = 1728), both parents (n = 166), other caregivers (n = 119) or unspecified (n = 86).