… as predictors of specific outcomes (eg, psychopathology [30, … Four-levels of response were
allowed for each item (ie, all the … identifies the contribution of key parental psychological and …

… ) distorted perceptions due to psychopathology in one or both … between parent–child
discrepancy and child’s response to … , why they occur, and ways to reduce them may contribute to …

… one another when children elicit particular types of responses from their parents and when
… Our analyses also suggest that the contributions of the parents are independent of each other…

… of informant discrepancies (eg parents reporting higher levels … informant reports on individual
items contribute significantly to … each boundary between one response option and the next […

… assess parent–youth discrepancies regarding SLE and its association with severity of
psychopathology at baseline and response … at baseline could contribute to our understanding of a …

… It is possible that improvements in pre-therapy levels of discordance contribute to symptom
… parents’ own characteristics (eg, parent psychopathology or emotional reactions to their …

… , recognizing, and responding may be … that contribute to discrepant reporting. In this study
we use a large, diverse sample of school children to investigate discrepancies in parent-child …

… Understanding factors that contribute to emotion socialization may provide important …
the potential impact of parent psychopathology symptoms on responses to negative affect in …

… Although there is no single definition, emotion regulation can be defined as ‘the ability to
respond to … and adaptively, parental dysregulated emotions may contribute to poor outcomes for …

… Some of these are factors such as parental psychopathology … or fewer of children endorsed
the most severe response option. … DK provided substantial contribution to the research design …