Sentence examples for using a parent report from inspiring English sources
Most studies were conducted in young children and have assessed HRQoL using a parent report form and include children of younger age groups [ 4- 7].
The ITSEA is a validated measure of social and emotional development that uses a parent-report questionnaire to assess a wide array of social-emotional and behavioral problems and competencies.
We used a parent-report measure called the Confusion, Hubbub, And Order Scale (CHAOS; Matheny et al. 1995) because it shows stronger (negative) associations with cognitive development in childhood than other environmental measures such as socioeconomic status (Petrill et al. 2004; Pike et al. 2006).
The DISC-P is used as a parent report of children's anxiety and depression symptoms as well as questions about whole life symptomatology.
In situations where a child is either unable or unwilling to complete a self-report measure, the use of a parent report may be the only alternative.
Cognitive abilities will also be assessed using the PARCA-R as a parent report measure.
The mental health of mothers and fathers was measured using the Kessler 6-item K6 scale, and the mental health history of maternal and paternal grandmothers and grandfathers was measured using a dichotomous parent-report item.
61 children with SELD (mean age 24.7 months, SD 0.9) were selected between October 2003 and February 2006 during routine developmental check-ups in general paediatric practices, using a German parent-report screening questionnaire (adapted from the MacArthur Communicative Development Inventories).
At 2 years corrected age, cognitive development was assessed using the Parent Report of Children's Abilities-Revised (PARCA-R).
The impact of the programme on OCD-related functional impairment will be measured using the parent report of the Child Obsessive-Compulsive Impact Scale Revised (COIS-R).
The use of a parent-report screening test has been shown to be an effective and valid way to assess a child's developmental progress (Glascoe 2000).
