C. Epkins

Most-cited papers

1. Are Discrepancies Among Child, Mother, and Father Reports on Children's Behavior Related to Parents' Psychological Symptoms and Aspects of Parent–Child Relationships?

   Christina M Treutler, C. Epkins

   2003Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology383 citations

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2. Integrating Etiological Models of Social Anxiety and Depression in Youth: Evidence for a Cumulative Interpersonal Risk Model

   C. Epkins, David R. Heckler

   2011Clinical Child and Family Psychology Review260 citations

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3. Introduction to the Special Issue. A Dozen Years of Demonstrating That Informant Discrepancies are More Than Measurement Error: Toward Guidelines for Integrating Data from Multi-Informant Assessments of Youth Mental Health

   A. De Los Reyes, C. Epkins

   2023Journal of Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychology123 citations Open access

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4. Cognitive specificity and affective confounding in social anxiety and dysphoria in children

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   199692 citations

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5. Assessment of childhood depression, anxiety, and aggression: convergent and discriminant validity of self-, parent-, teacher-, and peer-report measures.

   C. Epkins, Andrew W. Meyers

   1994Journal of Personality Assessment84 citations

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6. Parent ratings of children's depression, anxiety, and aggression: a cross-sample analysis of agreement and differences with child and teacher ratings.

   C. Epkins

   1996Journal of Clinical Psychology73 citations

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7. A Comparison of Two Self-Report Measures of Children's Social Anxiety in Clinic and Community Samples

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   2002Journal of Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychology65 citations

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8. A longitudinal evaluation of dietary restraint and its relationship to changes in body weight.

   R. Klesges, M. Klem, C. Epkins, L. Klesges

   1991Addictive Behaviours65 citations

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9. Cognitive Specificity in Internalizing and Externalizing Problems in Community and Clinic-Referred Children

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   2000Journal of Clinical Child Psychology61 citations

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10. Mothers’ and Fathers’ Parental Warmth, Hostility/Rejection/Neglect, and Behavioral Control: Specific and Unique Relations with Parents’ Depression Versus Anxiety Symptoms

    C. Epkins, S. L. Harper

    201656 citations

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11. A preliminary comparison of teacher ratings and child self-report of depression, anxiety, and aggression in inpatient and elementary school samples

    C. Epkins

    1993Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology47 citations

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12. Girls' and Mothers' Social Anxiety, Social Skills, and Loneliness: Associations After Accounting for Depressive Symptoms

    J. Stednitz, C. Epkins

    2006Journal of Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychology44 citations

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13. Editorial Statement About JCCAP’s 2023 Special Issue on Informant Discrepancies in Youth Mental Health Assessments: Observations, Guidelines, and Future Directions Grounded in 60 Years of Research

    A. De Los Reyes, C. Epkins, G. Asmundson, Tara M. Augenstein +66 more

    2023Journal of Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychology41 citations Open access

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14. Teachers' ratings of inpatient children's depression, anxiety, and aggression: A preliminary comparison between inpatient-facility and community-based teachers' ratings and their correspondence with children's self-reports

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    199535 citations

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15. Aspects of Mothers’ Parenting: Independent and Specific Relations to Children’s Depression, Anxiety, and Social Anxiety Symptoms

    Natalie M. Scanlon, C. Epkins

    201534 citations

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16. Differentiating parent- and peer-related interpersonal correlates of depressive symptoms and social anxiety in preadolescent girls

    Suzy T. Hutcherson, C. Epkins

    200934 citations

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17. Peer ratings of depression, anxiety, and aggression in inpatient and elementary school children: Rating biases and influence of rater's self-reported depression, anxiety, and aggression

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    1994Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology33 citations

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18. Arousal interventions for athletic performance: Influence of mental preparation and competitive experience

    J. Whelan, C. Epkins, A. Meyers

    199030 citations

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19. Do Private Religious Practices Moderate the Relation Between Family Conflict and Preadolescents’ Depression and Anxiety Symptoms?

    Kelly Davis, C. Epkins

    200928 citations

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20. Girls' cognitions of hypothetical friends: Are they related to depression, loneliness, social anxiety and perceived similarity?

    Leslie E. Romero, C. Epkins

    200827 citations

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21. An Initial Look at Sibling Reports on Children's Behavior: Comparisons with Children's Self-Reports and Relations with Siblings' Self-Reports and Sibling Relationships

    C. Epkins, Angela M. M. Dedmon

    1999Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology27 citations

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22. Experiential Avoidance and Anxiety Sensitivity: Independent and Specific Associations with Children’s Depression, Anxiety, and Social Anxiety Symptoms

    C. Epkins

    201624 citations

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23. Rumination and Anxiety Sensitivity in Preadolescent Girls: Independent, Combined, and Specific Associations with Depressive and Anxiety Symptoms

    C. Epkins, C. Gardner, Natalie M. Scanlon

    201322 citations

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24. Mother- and father-rated competence, child-perceived competence, and cognitive distortions: unique relations with children's depressive symptoms.

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    1998Journal of Clinical Child Psychology22 citations

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25. Exploring Modeling-based Hypotheses in Preadolescent Girls’ and Boys’ Cognitive Vulnerability to Depression

    Tabatha H. Blount, C. Epkins

    2009Cognitive Therapy and Research19 citations

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26. Examining Cognitive Models of Externalizing and Internalizing Problems in Subgroups of Juvenile Delinquents

    Eric Frey, C. Epkins

    2002Journal of Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychology19 citations

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27. Peer Ratings of Internalizing and Externalizing Problems in Inpatient and Elementary School Children

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    199519 citations

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28. Affective Confounding in Social Anxiety and Dysphoria in Children: Child, Mother, and Father Reports of Internalizing Behaviors, Social Problems, and Competence Domains

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    199615 citations

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29. Mother-Reported and Children’s Perceived Social and Academic Competence in Clinic-Referred Youth: Unique Relations to Depression and/or Social Anxiety and the Role of Self-perceptions

    C. Epkins, Paige L. Seegan

    2015Child Psychiatry and Human Development14 citations

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30. Girls’ Rumination and Anxiety Sensitivity: Are They Related After Controlling for Girl, Maternal, and Parenting Factors?

    C. Gardner, C. Epkins

    201212 citations

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31. Aspects of Girls’ Friendships: Practice Implications for Internalizing Problems

    Leslie E. R. Ralph, C. Epkins

    20155 citations

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32. Girls’ Rumination and Anxiety Sensitivity: Are They Related After Controlling for Girl, Maternal, and Parenting Factors?

    C. Gardner, C. Epkins

    2012Child and Youth Care Forum2 citations

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33. Experiential Avoidance and Anxiety Sensitivity: Independent and Specific Associations with Children’s Depression, Anxiety, and Social Anxiety Symptoms

    C. Epkins

    2015Journal of Psychopathology and Behavioral Assessment1 citations

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34. Aspects of Mothers’ Parenting: Independent and Specific Relations to Children’s Depression, Anxiety, and Social Anxiety Symptoms

    Natalie M. Scanlon, C. Epkins

    2013Journal of Child and Family Studies1 citations

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35. Aspects of Girls’ Friendships: Practice Implications for Internalizing Problems

    Leslie E. R. Ralph, C. Epkins

    2014Child and Youth Care Forum0 citations

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36. Mother-Reported and Children’s Perceived Social and Academic Competence in Clinic-Referred Youth: Unique Relations to Depression and/or Social Anxiety and the Role of Self-perceptions

    C. Epkins, Paige L. Seegan

    2014Child Psychiatry and Human Development0 citations

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37. European Journal of Developmental Psychology Volume 10, 2013, List of Reviewers

    G. Alessandri, D. Alfermann, S. Allan, Wolfgang Althof +164 more

    20130 citations Open access

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38. Rumination and Anxiety Sensitivity in Preadolescent Girls: Independent, Combined, and Specific Associations with Depressive and Anxiety Symptoms

    C. Epkins, C. Gardner, Natalie M. Scanlon

    2013Journal of Psychopathology and Behavioral Assessment0 citations

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39. Experiential Avoidance and Anxiety Sensitivity: Unique to Anxiety Versus Depression?: (643062012-001)

    C. Epkins, David R. Heckler, Natalie M. Scanlon, M. Carroll +2 more

    20120 citations

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40. Parenting and Internalizing Problems: Do Experiential Avoidance and/or Emotional Regulation Mediate?: (661872012-001)

    David R. Heckler, C. Epkins, Natalie M. Scanlon, M. Carroll +2 more

    20120 citations

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41. Parenting Behaviors and Their Differential Relations to Children's Internalizing Symptoms: (655232012-001)

    Natalie M. Scanlon, C. Epkins, David R. Heckler, M. Carroll +2 more

    20120 citations

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42. Women's Negative Cognitive Triad, Social Comparisons, and Internalizing Symptoms: (636722012-001)

    Tabatha H. Blount, C. Epkins, S. Graziano, Jessica Clark +1 more

    20120 citations

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43. Girls' Cognitive Vulnerability: Contributions of Mothers' Depression, Cognitions, and Parenting: (637852012-001)

    Tabatha H. Blount, C. Epkins, S. Graziano, Jessica Clark +1 more

    20120 citations

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44. Girls' and Boys' Religious Orientation, Internalizing Symptoms, and Family Conflict: (707842007-001)

    Kelly Davis, C. Epkins

    20070 citations

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45. Reflecting on and Preserving Long Lost Friendships.

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    19960 citations

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