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Bij een groep van 170 kinderen die waren aangemeld bij een RIAGG werd onderzoek gedaan naar de samenhang tussen de Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL) en de DSM-III-R-classificatie. Een onderzoeker kreeg de opdracht om op basis van het door de ouders ingevulde gedragsprobleemgedeelte van de CBCL te komen tot de meest waarschijnlijke DSM-III-R-classificatie(s). Deze 'CBCL-classificatie' werd vergeleken met de DSM-III-R-classificatie die op basis van een uitgebreide intake was vastgesteld. Bij 65,4% van de kinderen bleken de CBCL- en intake-classificaties met elkaar overeen te komen (kappa = 0,62). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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