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Chapter 10: Measurement and Instrumentation Multiple Indicator Multiple Cause Modeling: Application to Children’s Mental Health Research Gregory A. Aarons Symposium: CAFAS Outcomes and Functioning for Youths Served by Schools, Mental Health, and Juvenile Justice Chair: Kay Hodges Symposium Introduction Kay Hodges Assessing Behavioral Functioning in Children Referred for School-Based, Early Intervention Services Scott Rosas The PECFAS Screener Within Head Start: A System for Early Identification Rick Loseth, Sara Carlson, Ed Downey Understanding Child and Adolescent Users of Targeted Case Management Services in Maine: An Exploratory Study James T. Yoe, Winston Turner, Julia Burns, Sapna Linus Evaluating a Continuum of Care with the Ohio Scales Scott A. Fields, Benjamin M. Ogles Psychometric Properties of the Behavioral and Emotional Rating Scale-Second Edition: Parent and Youth Forums Michael H. Epstein, Paul Mooney, Corey D. Pierce Show, Don’t Tell: Animated Graphics Show Longitudinal Models in Action E. Warren Lambert, Jeb Brown, Ana Regina Andrade

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