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Tags: 2005, Adolescent Adult Age Factors Child Child Development Child Welfare Female Humans Male Neoplasms/psychologyParent-Child Relations PsychometricsQuality of Life Reproducibility of Results Research Support, and comparison of group means. In addition, Backlog, Chang PC, intraclass correlation (ICC), Journal Article, parent-proxy of QOL for adolescents provides significantly different information than self-report and proxy data of QOL for adolescents should be used with caution., parents can provide valid information about their QOL. However, PedPal Lit, Psycho-Oncology, QOLCC) were completed by 141 patients (82 children and 59 adolescents) and 141 of their parents. Three different statistical approaches were employed to evaluate convergence of self-report and proxy-report: product-moment correction coefficient, scatter bias was used to examine the degree of differences across the range of measurement. Our findings indicate that neither Pearson product correlation, Yeh CH
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