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Table 1 PedsQL™ 4.0 Generic Core Scales Scores for Child Self-Report and Parent Proxy-Report across Samples

From: The PedsQL™ as a patient-reported outcome in children and adolescents with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder: a population-based study

 

ADHDa

Cancerb

Cerebral Palsyc

Healthyd

Differences

Effect Size

Scale

Mean

SD

Mean

SD

Mean

SD

Mean

SD

  

Self-Report

(N = 72)

(N = 66)

(N = 57)

(N = 3256)

  

   Total Score

70.17

18.28

68.95

15.15

66.27

15.90

84.29

12.56

a<d***

1.12

   Physical Functioning

82.63

17.47

65.81

20.33

64.81

21.36

88.02

13.26

b, c<a***; a<d**

.41

   Psychosocial Health

63.52

21.05

70.81

15.31

67.00

16.08

82.31

13.95

a<b*; a<d***

1.35

   Emotional Functioning

65.27

25.74

68.94

20.52

66.16

23.34

79.45

18.00

a<d***

0.79

   Social Functioning

65.55

28.12

78.64

18.38

70.18

18.94

85.95

16.49

a<b***; a<d***

1.24

   School Functioning

59.76

21.23

64.26

19.64

64.62

21.11

81.50

16.10

a<d***

1.35

Proxy-Report

(N = 69)

(N = 71)

(N = 57)

(N = 3251)

  

   Total Score

69.50

16.17

60.67

19.09

56.27

17.27

79.87

16.24

b<a**; c<a***; a<d***

0.64

   Physical Functioning

84.61

15.89

56.75

26.34

53.31

24.28

81.76

20.82

b, c<a***

0.14

   Psychosocial Health

61.43

18.79

63.12

17.68

57.85

16.71

78.85

16.00

a<d***

1.09

   Emotional Functioning

64.36

21.16

58.10

21.96

61.40

18.70

79.51

17.32

a<d***

0.87

   Social Functioning

65.11

26.92

71.23

19.62

54.74

21.64

80.98

20.85

c<a*; a<d***

0.76

   School Functioning

53.83

19.10

61.42

21.59

57.39

19.86

76.01

19.66

a<d***

1.13

  1. Note: ADHD = Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder. SCHIP = State's Children's Health Insurance Program. Three parents of children with ADHD did not complete enough items to calculate subscale or summary scores.
  2. *p < .05, **p < .01, ***p < .001 based on Tukey post-hoc analysis. Effect sizes are designated as small (.20), medium (.50), and large (.80). Effect sizes represent the magnitude in the differences between the ADHD and healthy samples only.
  3. With a Bonferroni correction for the number of comparisons, differences at p < .05 and .01 should be considered heuristic/exploratory.