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Comparison (in %) of absolute subscale and total scale values between self-report (PCSI-S13) and parent-report (PCSI-P).

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Author(s): Dagmar A. Timmermann; Marina Zeldovich; Ugne Krenz; Ivana Holloway; Katrin Cunitz; Inga K. Koerte; Anna Buchheim; Christel Salewski; Gerard A. Gioia; Nicole von Steinbuechel
Subject Terms:
Medicine; Biotechnology; Sociology; Science Policy; Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified; postconcussion symptom inventory; intraclass correlation coefficients; factor structure could; current study presents; excellent (≥ 0; 51 – 0; 14 – 0; div >< p; psychometric properties support; parents &# 8217; corresponding english versions; 111 parents completed; ρ ≥ 0; traumatic brain injury; p ); confirmatory factor analyses; concussion symptoms questionnaire; adolescents &# 8217; 20 items ); concussion symptoms; 21 items; two versions; psychometric testing; psychometric examination; cd )
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Additional Information
- Publication Date:
  2025
- Collection:
  University of Leicester: Figshare
- Abstract:
  Number of observations = 103. “Self-report > Parent-report” = proportion of higher scale scores for adolescents compared to parents, “Self-report = Parent-report” = proportion of equal scale scores between parents and adolescents, “Parent-report > Self-report” = proportion of higher scale scores for parents compared to adolescents. a Cognition subscale: Adolescents’ subscale score without item 18.
- Accession Number:
  10.1371/journal.pone.0307421.g005
- Online Access:
  https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0307421.g005
  https://figshare.com/articles/figure/Comparison_in_of_absolute_subscale_and_total_scale_values_between_self-report_PCSI-S13_and_parent-report_PCSI-P_/29871158
- Rights:
  CC BY 4.0
- Accession Number:
  edsbas.B3D429F8

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