1.00 metric as the correlation effect sizes. The first and third columns of Table 4 provide the standard Pearson correlations of the current study's meta-analytically derived profiles with those provided by the researchers and clinicians. These correlations were generally strong, ranging from a low of .60 for the dependent profile with that of Lynam and Widiger (2001) to a high of .92 for the obsessive-compulsive prototype with that of Samuel and Widiger (2004). However, because Pearson correlations only assess the degree to which the profiles share the same shape (i.e., pattern of relationships), intraclass correlations (ICC) were also calculated to compare the absolute agreement of the profiles in terms of both their shape and magnitude. These ICC values were lower, with a mean ICC of .55 across the clinician consensus profiles and a mean of .50 across the researcher consensus profiles. The values ranged from a low .34 with the Lynam and Widiger histrionic profile to a high of .73 for the Lynam and Widiger borderline and avoidant profiles.
