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2.2.6. Depression (Visit 1).

AR Alex G. Rubin
NS Natasha A. Schvey
LS Lisa M. Shank
DA Deborah R. Altman
TS Taylor N. Swanson
ER Eliana Ramirez
NM Nia A. Moore
MJ Manuela Jaramillo
SR Sophie Ramirez
ED Elisabeth K. Davis
MB Miranda M. Broadney
SL Sarah LeMay-Russell
MB Meghan E. Byrne
MP Megan K. Parker
SB Sheila M. Brady
NK Nichole R. Kelly
MT Marian Tanofsky-Kraff
JY Jack A. Yanovski
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The Children’s Depression Inventory (CDI) (Kovacs & Beck, 1977) is a widely used 27-item measure of depressive symptoms within the last two weeks for children ages 7–17. Each symptom is presented with three options (e.g., I am sad once in a while / many times / all the time); higher scores indicate greater depressive symptoms. The CDI has demonstrated good discriminant validity and reliability in children (Knight, Hensley, & Waters, 1988), and showed good internal consistency in the current sample (α= .85).

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