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Campus, Grazia

Carta, Valeria

Cianchetti, Carlo

Fancello, Giuseppina Sannio

Ledda, Maria Giuseppina

Littarru, Roberta

Pittau, Andrea

Zuddas, Alessandro

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1745-0179/19 Send Orders for Reprints to reprints@benthamscience.net44DOI: 10.2174/1745017901915010044, 2019, 15, 44-48Clinical Practice & Epidemiology inMental HealthContent list available at: https://clinical-practice-and-epidemiology-in-mental-health.comCORRIGENDUMChild  and  Adolescent  Behavior  Inventory  (CABI):  A  New  Instrument  forEpidemiological Studies and Pre-Clinical EvaluationCarlo  Cianchetti1,*,  Andrea  Pittau2,  Valeria  Carta2,  Grazia  Campus2,  Roberta  Littarru2,  Maria  Giuseppina  Ledda1,Alessandro Zuddas1 and Giuseppina Sannio Fancello21Clinic of Child and Adolescent Neuropsychiatry, University Azienda Ospedaliero-Universitaria, Cagliari, Italy2Gnosis Center for Neuropsychological and Emotional Evaluation, Cagliari, ItalyArticle History Received: June 18, 2012 Revised: September 28, 2012 Accepted: December 4, 2012Child and Adolescent Behavior Inventory (CABI): A NewInstrument  for  Epidemiological  Studies  and  Pre-ClinicalEvaluationClinical Practice & Epidemiology in Mental Health, 2013,9: 51-61Correction:Few corrections have been provided and replaced online in15th, 20th, 21st and 22nd rows of the Appendix.Original:Instructions: The following statements refer to problemswhich  may  be  present  in  children/youth.  Please  answer  asregards your child and what has taken place during the last sixmonths. For each statement, ask yourself if the situation is verytrue, somewhat or sometimes true, or not true. Answer bymarking an “X” in the appropriate square. Some questions maynot apply to your son or daughter if he/she is very young, as thequestionnaire also regards adolescents; however, please answerall the questions. If the meaning of one or more questions inunclear to you, or you are unable to answer, immediately notethe number of the question/s at the bottom of the questionnaireand when you hand it in, ask for explanations.Very True   Somewhat orSometimes TrueNot True1   Your son/daughter often complains about some physical discomfort (for example: a headache,stomach ache, etc.)     □         □      □2   He is excessively worried about illnesses and/or that he will get ill      □         □      □Child and Adolescent Behavior Inventory (CABI) Clinical Practice & Epidemiology in Mental Health, 2019, Volume 15   45Very True   Somewhat orSometimes TrueNot True3   He finds it difficult to fall asleep or says he does not sleep well      □         □      □4   His sleep is disturbed by nightmares or waking up during the night      □         □      □5   He appears tense and/or anxious      □         □      □6   He tends to worry about everything      □         □      □7   He worries about school too much      □         □      □8   It is hard for him to be separated or far from his parents      □         □      □9   He is excessively shy      □         □      □10   He is usually embarrassed around strangers or people he does not know very well      □         □      □11   He is excessively afraid of something (e.g. the dark, being alone, insects, thieves) Specify what he isafraid of     □         □      □12   He is excessively afraid of dirt, so he has to wash continually      □         □      □13   There are repetitive actions or “rituals” that he frequently repeats and he says he cannot help doingthem, If yes, describe which ones     □         □      □14   He has an obsessive need for things to be in a precise order      □         □      □15   He is vepleasant thoughts and cannot free himself from them      □         □      □16   He is very afraid of making mistakes      □         □      □17   It is hard for him to make decisions, even about unimportant things      □         □      □18 Has he ever been involved in or witnessed particularly stressful events, after which his behaviourchanged in some way?If true, indicate what behavioural changes occurred after the event     □         □      □19 He cries for no reason or about unimportant things      □         □      □20   He is often in a black mood (“depressed”)      □         □      □21   He says or shows that he is not happy      □         □      □22   He shows no interest, not even in pleasant things      □         □      □23   He shows no interest, not even in pleasant thibgs      □         □      □24   He feels inferior to others; he has low self-esteem      □         □      □25   He is often tired or listless; everything exhausts him      □         □      □26   He blames himself too much      □         □      □27   He has sometimes said he does not want to live any longer      □         □      □28   He has hurt himself or tried to hurt himself      □         □      □29   He is very irritable      □         □      □30   He often gets angry, even about unimportant things      □         □      □31   He has frequent mood changes      □         □      □32   He is quick-tempered and has fits of anger      □         □      □33   He does not obey and it is difficult to make him obey      □         □      □34   He does not follow the rules      □         □      □35   He often tells lies or cheats      □         □      □36   He is domineering and always wants to assert himself      □         □      □37   He quarrels frequently      □         □      □38   He bothers and intentionally annoys others      □         □      □39   He often hits people      □         □      □40   He destroys things      □         □      □41   He is or has been cruel to animals or people      □         □      □42   He has committed petty theft      □         □      □43   He is impulsive and acts before thinking      □         □      □44   He tends not to take turns when he is playing      □         □      □45   He interrupts, disturbing games and others’ conversations      □         □      □46   He is always moving around and cannot stay still      □         □      □47   He cannot sit down for a long time but has to get up      □         □      □48   He runs and jumps everywhere in an exaggerated way      □         □      □49   He has trouble concentrating while doing his homework      □         □      □50   He has trouble paying attention to something for a long period      □         □      □51   He gets tired very quickly even when he is playing      □         □      □52   He feels persecuted      □         □      □46   Clinical Practice & Epidemiology in Mental Health, 2019, Volume 15 Cianchetti et al.Very True   Somewhat orSometimes TrueNot True53   He is overly suspicious      □         □      □54   Sometimes he has strange ideas      □         □      □55   Sometimes he says he sees or hears things that are not there      □         □      □  56   He has difficulty in relating to and interacting with others   □   □   □  57   He cannot make real friends or does not seem interested in doing so   □   □   □  58   He does not play willingly with his peers   □   □   □  59   He does not seem to express emotions using appropriate facial expressions   □   □   □  60   His behaviour is "strange", unlike that of his peers   □   □   □  61   He asks inappropriate questions, like overly-personal questions to strangers at inopportune times   □   □   □  62   He sometimes wets the bed   □   □   □  63   He sometimes dirties his pants during the day   □   □   □  64   He stuffs himself with food   □   □   □  65   He keeps to a strict diet (not prescribed by a doctor or dietician)   □   □   □  66   He feels too fat or says that parts of his body are too fat   □   □   □  67   He has recently lost a lot of weight   □   □   □  68   He appears to be overly interested in sex   □   □   □  69   He shows he would like to be of the opposite sex   □   □   □  70   He smokes   □   □   □  71   He drinks alcohol   □   □   □  72   He uses drugs (smokes hashish or other dangerous substances)   □   □   □  73   He does not do well at school   □   □   □  74   He has recently done much worse at school   □   □   □  75   His classmates or other children make fun of him, threaten or mistreat him   □   □   □Corrected:Instructions: The following statements refer to problemswhich  may  be  present  in  children/youth.  Please  answer  asregards your child and what has taken place during the last sixmonths. For each statement, ask yourself if the situation is verytrue, somewhat or sometimes true, or not true. Answer bymarking an “X” in the appropriate square. Some questions maynot apply to your son or daughter if he/she is very young, as thequestionnaire also regards adolescents; however, please answerall the questions. If the meaning of one or more questions inunclear to you, or you are unable to answer, immediately notethe number of the question/s at the bottom of the questionnaireand when you hand it in, ask for explanations.Very True   Somewhat orSometimes TrueNot True1   Your son/daughter often complains about some physical discomfort (for example: a headache,stomach ache, etc.)     □         □      □2   He is excessively worried about illnesses and/or that he will get ill      □         □      □Child and Adolescent Behavior Inventory (CABI) Clinical Practice & Epidemiology in Mental Health, 2019, Volume 15   47Very True   Somewhat orSometimes TrueNot True3   He finds it difficult to fall asleep or says he does not sleep well      □         □      □4   His sleep is disturbed by nightmares or waking up during the night      □         □      □5   He appears tense and/or anxious      □         □      □6   He tends to worry about everything      □         □      □7   He worries about school too much      □         □      □8   It is hard for him to be separated or far from his parents      □         □      □9   He is excessively shy      □         □      □10   He is usually embarrassed around strangers or people he does not know very well      □         □      □11   He is excessively afraid of something (e.g. the dark, being alone, insects, thieves) Specify what he isafraid of     □         □      □12   He is excessively afraid of dirt, so he has to wash continually      □         □      □13   There are repetitive actions or “rituals” that he frequently repeats and he says he cannot help doingthem, If yes, describe which ones     □         □      □14   He has an obsessive need for things to be in a precise order      □         □      □15   He is obsessed by unpleasant thoughts and cannot free himself from them      □         □      □16   He is very afraid of making mistakes      □         □      □17   It is hard for him to make decisions, even about unimportant things      □         □      □18 Has he ever been involved in or witnessed particularly stressful events, after which his behaviourchanged in some way? If true, indicate what behavioural changes occurred after the event     □         □      □19 He cries for no reason or about unimportant things      □         □      □20   He often seems sad      □         □      □21   He is often in a black mood (“depressed”)      □         □      □22   He says or shows that he is not happy      □         □      □23   He shows no interest, not even in pleasant things      □         □      □24   He feels inferior to others; he has low self-esteem      □         □      □25   He is often tired or listless; everything exhausts him      □         □      □26   He blames himself too much      □         □      □27   He has sometimes said he does not want to live any longer      □         □      □28   He has hurt himself or tried to hurt himself      □         □      □29   He is very irritable      □         □      □30   He often gets angry, even about unimportant things      □         □      □31   He has frequent mood changes      □         □      □32   He is quick-tempered and has fits of anger      □         □      □33   He does not obey and it is difficult to make him obey      □         □      □34   He does not follow the rules      □         □      □35   He often tells lies or cheats      □         □      □36   He is domineering and always wants to assert himself      □         □      □37   He quarrels frequently      □         □      □38   He bothers and intentionally annoys others      □         □      □39   He often hits people      □         □      □40   He destroys things      □         □      □41   He is or has been cruel to animals or people      □         □      □42   He has committed petty theft      □         □      □43   He is impulsive and acts before thinking      □         □      □44   He tends not to take turns when he is playing      □         □      □45   He interrupts, disturbing games or others’ conversations      □         □      □46   He is always moving around and cannot stay still      □         □      □47   He cannot sit down for a long time but has to get up      □         □      □48   He runs and jumps everywhere in an exaggerated way      □         □      □49   He has trouble concentrating while doing his homework      □         □      □50   He has trouble paying attention to something for a long period      □         □      □51   He gets tired very quickly even when he is playing      □         □      □52   He feels persecuted      □         □      □53   He is overly suspicious      □         □      □48   Clinical Practice & Epidemiology in Mental Health, 2019, Volume 15 Cianchetti et al.Very True   Somewhat orSometimes TrueNot True54   Sometimes he has strange ideas      □         □      □55   Sometimes he says he sees or hears things that are not there      □         □      □  56   He has difficulty in relating to and interacting with others   □   □   □  57   He cannot make real friends or does not seem interested in doing so   □   □   □  58   He does not play willingly with his peers   □   □   □  59   He does not seem to express emotions using appropriate facial expressions   □   □   □  60   His behaviour is "strange", unlike that of his peers   □   □   □  61   He asks inappropriate questions, like overly-personal questions to strangers at inopportune times   □   □   □  62   He sometimes wets the bed   □   □   □  63   He sometimes dirties his pants during the day   □   □   □  64   He stuffs himself with food   □   □   □  65   He keeps to a strict diet (not prescribed by a doctor or dietician)   □   □   □  66   He feels too fat or says that parts of his body are too fat   □   □   □  67   He has recently lost a lot of weight   □   □   □  68   He appears to be overly interested in sex   □   □   □  69   He shows he would like to be of the opposite sex   □   □   □  70   He smokes   □   □   □  71   He drinks alcohol   □   □   □  72   He uses drugs (smokes hashish or other dangerous substances)   □   □   □  73   He does not do well at school   □   □   □  74   He has recently done much worse at school   □   □   □  75   His classmates or other children make fun of him, threaten or mistreat him   □   □   □© 2019 Cianchetti et al.This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License (CC-BY 4.0), a copy of which isavailable at: (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode). 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