3.1.1. ATTACH
aggression, somatic complaints, anxiety/depression
The 14 caregivers (mostly mothers) in ATTACHEight male and six female children participated in pilot study #4 and were an average of 25 months of age at enrolment. English was the primary language spoken by all of the children, and the majority were Caucasian. 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 at 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 