Achenbach, T. M., Howell, C. T., McConaughy, S. H. & Stanger, C. Six-year predictors of problems in a national sample: IV.
RRMS, SPMS, and age were significant predictors of problems with mobility, self-care, and usual activities.
RRMS and SPMS were also significant predictors of problems with anxiety or depression, but none of the demographic variables predicted problems with the EQ-5D dimension "pain".
In contrast to the agreement between adolescents and mothers about rates of Externalising behaviour problems and the factors, which predicted them, fathers identified much lower rates of problems than mothers, adolescents or teachers, and were poor predictors of problems.
16 17 CTC interventions are planned based on community profiles that use epidemiologically valid community surveys of local youth to document levels of preventable health and social problems (eg, local rates of youth alcohol use) and modifiable predictors of problems (risk and protective influences) for each respective community.
The results of multilevel regression analyses supported this interpretation by showing that math competence was a stronger predictor of problem solving competence.
The emphasis is on coordinated, as the results of our analyses indicated that the coherence between math and science education, as a qualitative characteristic of a country's educational system, is a strong predictor of problem solving competence.
After controlling for cognitive factors, depressive symptoms were not a significant predictor of problem drinking.
The age of ill parents may also play a moderating role but has largely been ignored as predictor of problem behavior in the target group (Visser et al. 2004).
Missing prenatal visits alone is a strong predictor of problems, among them premature babies and low birth weights.
