Commentary on “An Affirmative Intervention for Families with Gender Variant Children: Parental Ratings of Child Mental Health and Gender” by Hill, Menvielle, Sica, and Johnson (2010)

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Notes

^aAbsolute range = 8–66.

^bAbsolute range = 0–6. Data on 10 boys not available because they were 2–3 years of age and the CBCL version for this age range does not contain the relevant items.

^cAbsolute range, 0–4. Data on 10 boys not available because they were 2–3 years of age and the CBCL version for this age range does not contain the relevant items.

^a df = 3.

1. For our entire sample (N = 532), higher social class was negatively associated with both internalizing and externalizing T scores (rs = −.28 and −.34, respectively, both ps < .001) and remained significant when partialing out age (rs = −.17 and −.22, respectively, both ps < .001).