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What factors predict discrepancies between self and observer ratings of depression?

Information about socio-demographic characteristics and relational topics in the health questionnaires was used to analyse the factors of interest that might predict discrepancies between parents' and children's reporting of the children's mental health.

Greater negative symptoms predict discrepancy as high scores predict low objective but not subjective ratings of quality of life.

Finite element simulations accurately predicted discrepancies between the modulus function across an interface observed by indentation and the true modulus function of the material and hence allow us to understand the limits of instrumented indentation as a technique for quantifying gradual changes in material properties.

One limitation of the CSHRR is the lack of information on child characteristics like socioeconomic status and lifestyle factors that could have been included in the analyses and potentially could have predicted discrepancies.

Where they were crucially outgunned was when the ball turned, as if often did on pitches made to exploit that predicted discrepancy.

These results support the predicted discrepancy between estimates of subjective and objective recollection in the Old-High group.

In this study a difference between boys and girls appeared in predicting discrepancy scores on child's anxiety symptoms.

Although the intended antimony discontinuities predict significant discrepancies with respect to the experimentally observed high-resolution x-ray diffraction spectrum, dynamical simulations based on the STM-derived profiles provide an excellent quantitative match to all important aspects of the x-ray data.

A similar approach is depicted in [ 14] to predict the discrepancies and the unobserved genes of the network.

Performance on four executive tasks (each measuring a different component of executive control) will be used in a prospective design to predict the discrepancy between actual behaviour over three days and intended behaviour for the same time period.