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Using the 11-item Version of the RCADS to Identify Anxiety and Depressive Disorders in Adolescents

Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology

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Electronic Supplementary Material 4: McDonald's omega coefficients with 95% confidence intervals for 11 RCADS items/original RCADS and RCADS-25 anxiety/depression subscales and total scales – adolescent-report and parent-report.

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Community Sample

Clinic-referred sample

Total sample Anxiety

subsample Depression subsample RCADS 6 anxiety items - A .89 [.87-.91] .72 [.67-.78] .73 [.67-.78] .70 [.59-.80]

RCADS-Anxiety subscale - A .97 [.96-.98] .94 [.93-.95] .94 [.93-.95] .93 [.90-.95]

RCADS-25-Anxiety subscale - A .92 [.90-.93] .86 [.83-.88] .85 [.82-.88] .81 [.75-.88]

RCADS 5 depression items - A .87 [.85-.90] .88 [.85-.90] .88 [.85-.90] .72 [.62-.82]

RCADS-Depression subscale - A .92 [.91-.94] .90 [.99-.92] .90 [.87-.92] .82 [.76.-.88]

RCADS-25-Depression subscale - A .92 [.91-.94] .90 [.99-.92] .90 [.87-.92] .82 [.76.-.88]

RCADS 11 total items - A .92 [.90-.93] .83 [.80-.86] .80 [.80-.87] .74 [.65-.83]

RCADS-Total scale - A .97 [.97-.98] .95 [.94-.96] .95 [.94-.96] .92 [.89-.95]

RCADS-25-Total scale - A .95 [.94-.96] .89 [.87-.91] .90 [.87-.92] .84 [.78-.89]

RCADS 6 anxiety items - P .90 [.88-.92] .77 [.73-.82] .77 [.72-.82] .78 [.69-.86]

RCADS-Anxiety – subscale - P .98 [.97-.98] .94 [.92-.95] .93 [.92-.95] .93 [.90-.95]

RCADS-25-Anxiety subscale - P .94 [.92-.95] .85 [.81-.88] .84 [.80-.87] .82 [.75-.89]

RCADS 5 depression items - P .90 [.88-.92] .85 [.82-.88] .85 [.82-.89] .72 [.62-.82]

RCADS-Depression subscale - P .94 [.93-.95] .86 [.83-.89] .86 [.83-.89] .76 [.67-.84]

RCADS-25-Depression subscale - P .94 [.93-.95] .86 [.83-.89] .86 [.83-.89] .76 [.67-.84]

RCADS 11 total items - P .94 [.92-.95] .83 [.79-.86] .84 [.80-.87] .77 [.70-.85]

RCADS-Total scale- P .97 [.96-.98] .93 [.92-.94] .93 [.92-.94] .94 [.93-.95]

RCADS-25-Total scale - P .97 [.96-.97] .89 [.86-.91] .89 [.87-.91] .82 [.76-.89]

Note. A = adolescent-report, P = parent-report.

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