3.1.2. ATTACH
aggression, somatic complaints, anxiety/depression
The 20 mothers who participated in ATTACHNine male and 11 female children participated in pilot study #6 and were an average of 31 months of age at enrolment. The majority of children spoke English as a primary language. The most common ethnicities were Caucasian and mixed ethnicity. According to the subscale cut-off scores of the CBCL, on average, children did not demonstrate problematic behaviors related to emotional reactivity, anxiety/depression, somatic complaints, withdrawal, attention, aggression, or sleep, at baseline. Children’s development was also on schedule upon enrolment, with the average ASQ-3 subscale scores above the cut-offs for communication, gross motor skills, fine motor, problem-solving, and personal social skills. Please refer to 