Research Article
The Melbourne Assessment of Schizotypy in Kids: A Useful Measure of Childhood Schizotypal Personality Disorder
Table 4
Pearson correlation coefficients between parent and teacher rating scales and the Melbourne Assessment of Schizotypy in Kids (MASK).
| Scale | | MASK total score () |
| BASC-II—parent scales | | | Externalising problems | 46 | .54*** | Internalising problems | 46 | .53*** | Behavioral symptoms index | 46 | .81*** | Adaptive skills | 46 | −.72*** | BASC-II—teacher scales | | | Externalising problems | 43 | .58*** | Internalising problems | 43 | .49** | School problems | 43 | .60*** | Behavioral symptoms index | 43 | .72*** | Adaptive skills | 42 | −.66*** | CRS-R—parent scales | | | DSM-IV inattentive | 39 | .76*** | DSM-IV hyperactivity | 39 | .65*** | DSM-IV ADHD total | 39 | .77*** | CRS-R—teacher scales | | | DSM-IV inattentive | 43 | .57*** | DSM-IV hyperactivity | 43 | .48** | DSM-IV ADHD total | 43 | .56*** |
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Note. **; ***. ADHD: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder; BASC-II: Behavioral Assessment Scale for Children-Second Edition; CRS-R: Conner’s Rating Scale, Revised; DSM-IV: Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders-Fourth Edition.
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