• How should users decide whether to show cross-informant bar graphs to partners who have completed OASRs to describe themselves and OABCLs to describe their partner?
• Should cross-informant data be shown to youths?
• What cross-informant data should users show clients?
• How should users decide whether to show parent figures cross-informant bar graphs that include scale scores for CBCLs completed by the parent figures?
• How should users decide whether to show cross-informant bar graphs to partners who have completed ASRs to describe themselves and ABCLs to describe their partner?
• How can data from the OASR and OABCL be coordinated for research purposes?
• If ASEBA forms for ages 18 to 59 are completed for an individual and older adult ASEBA forms are subsequently completed for the same individual, how can the scores from the earlier and later assessments be compared?
• What if there are disagreements between scores obtained from different informants?
• How do I run a cross-informant report? (PC and Web)
• How many forms can be used in the Cross Informant Report? (PC and Web)
• Why can’t I see the adaptive functioning scale on my school-age cross-informant report? (PC and Web)
• How are clinical interpretations of the profiles made?
• Are the ASEBA instruments valid for children with Down Syndrome?