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Do we understand our daughters' depression and anxiety? A bifactor modeling approach

2020-06-22

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<p>Background: Depression and anxiety are common in adolescence, but adolescents’ reports of their symptoms are often at odds with their parents’ report. The extent to which reporting difference is a function of gender and context (i.e., clinical or community) has yet to be established. Since discrepancies have been found to be predictive of poor long-term health outcomes, it is critical to determine the extent of...

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10.31234/osf.io/57hrv
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