For the purposes of describing the sample and allowing for comparison to other studies, means and standard deviations for youth symptoms of anxiety and depression, youth coping, and youth total stress scores are presented in Table 1. As expected in this at-risk sample, youth depressive symptoms as measured by the YSR Affective Problems Scale (mean T = 64.54) and the CBCL Affective Problems scale (mean T = 60.43) reflected moderate levels of depressive symptoms. Similarly, youth Anxiety Problems on the YSR (mean T = 55.36) and CBCL (mean T = 58.22) were moderately elevated. Parents’ depressive symptoms as measured by the BDI-II ranged from 0 to 52.5, with a mean score of 19.23 (SD = 12.58). Scores between 13 and 19 are in the mild range on the BDI, and scores 20 and above are in the moderate to severe range.
