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Eyberg Child Behavior Inventory (ECBI) was completed by parents of 167
13-26 yr olds with and without conduct problems. Factor analysis suggests
the ECBI is a unidimensional measure of the conduct problem construct.
Preliminary validation data suggest the usefulness of the ECBI in discriminating
between normal and conduct-problem adolescents. Analyses showed no differences
due to age or sex of the adolescent or differences due to the sex of the
parent completing the inventory, and no differences between high and low
SES groups. Results from the normative samples provide data on the non-conduct-problem
adolescent as a guideline in defining reasonable therapeutic goals. The
ECBI has previously been shown to provide a psychometrically sound instrument
for use with children, and the present results extend these findings to
adolescents, suggesting the ECBI can be a valuable adjunct to self-report,
projective, and observational techniques in the multimethod assessment
of conduct-problem adolescents.
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