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How should users decide whether to show parent figures cross-informant bar graphs that include scale scores for CBCLs completed by the parent figures?
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Answer: Users should first view the cross-informant bar graphs that include the ASR, ABCL, and CBCL syndromes to decide whether they would feel comfortable explaining the parent and child scores to the parent figures. Users should also decide whether to show parent figures syndrome scores obtained from the TRF and YSR (if appropriate consents were obtained), in addition to scores from ASRs, ABCLs, and CBCLs completed by the parent figures.
