Examined whether parents' symptoms and qualitative and quantitative aspects of parent–
child relationships make unique contributions to mothers' and fathers' reports of, and mother …

This study examined parent-observer discrepancies in assessments of negative child
behavior and negative parenting behavior to shed more light on correlates with these …

Previous studies have addressed the degree of correspondence between interparental
reports of children's behavior problems, but have not examined the discrepancies in these …

We examined whether mother-child discrepancies in perceived child behavior problems
relate to dysfunctional interactions between mother and child and stress in the mother …

This study contrasts results from different correlational methods for examining links between
mother and child (N= 72 dyads) reports of early adolescent (M= 11.5 years) behavior …

Research has demonstrated a lack of agreement between parent and child reports across a
range of parent and child variables. These discrepancies hinder the interpretation of …

Child informants routinely participate in forensic and social service investigations and are
often a critical source of information. However, across research domains high levels of …

Parents and children often report different perspectives about parents' behaviors. Such lack
of congruence is important because it may reflect problems in their relationship and may be …

The phenomenon of discordance between parents' and children's ratings of the child's
mental health symptoms or of parenting behavior until recently has been treated as a …

Multiple informants commonly disagree when reporting child and family behavior. In many
studies of informant discrepancies, researchers take the difference between two informants' …