Attention Problems and Parent-Rated Behavior and Stress in Young Children at Risk for Developmental Delay
Abstract
The aim of this article is to characterize the neurobehavior of young children at risk for developmental delay and attention problems. Two hundred and eighty-one children, ages 18 to 70 months, were evaluated. All parents/guardians completed the Child Development Inventory, Child Behavior Checklist for Ages 1½ to 5, Inventory for Client and Agency Planning, and Parenting Stress Index—Short Form. All children had significant delays (developmental ratios 70). A 2-tailed P value of