child behavior checklist (cbcl)

What are the Limitations of the CBCL?

- Subjectivity: The data is based on parent or caregiver reports, which can be subjective.
- Cultural Sensitivity: While widely validated, the CBCL may not be equally applicable across all cultures.
- Not Diagnostic: The CBCL is a screening tool and should not be used as the sole basis for a diagnosis.

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