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Multidimensional Anxiety Scale for Children, 2nd Edition (MASC 2)
John S. March, M.D., MPH
Overview
Aids in the early identification, diagnosis, treatment planning and monitoring of anxiety-prone youth.
Suitable for
Age 8-19 years.
Product Description
The MASC 2 maintains the critical elements of the MASC, while introducing important refinements, such as the introduction of rating forms for parents, new norms with larger and more representative samples, new scales, and updated scale structure.
Features and Benefits
- Comprehensive assessment of anxiety-related symptoms in youth
- Assesses a broad range of emotional, physical, cognitive and behavioural symptoms that represent important dimensions of childhood anxiety
- Multi-rater assessment with parent and self-report ratings in order to gather in-depth, multi-perspective information
- Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) Index differentiates children with the disorder from the general population
- Excellent reliability and validity
- Computer-generated reports that describe a youth’s anxiety symptoms in detail
- Easy administration, scoring, and interpretation of results.
Scales
- Separation Anxiety/Phobias
- GAD Index
- Social Anxiety
- Obsessions Compulsions
- Physical Symptoms
- Harm Avoidance
- Inconsistency Index (response style)
Forms
The MASC 2 enables assessment via a number of raters with 50-item self (MASC 2–SR) and parent (MASC 2–P) rating forms.
Reports
Assessment Reports – Provide information about a single MASC 2 administration including the youth’s scores, how he/she compares to other children, and which scales and subscales are elevated.
Progress Reports – Provide an overview of change over time by combining and comparing results of up to four administrations.
Comparative Reports – Compare the responses provided by the child with those provided by the child’s parent(s), thereby offering an overview of the child’s anxiety symptom status from multiple perspectives.
Qualification level required:
Level 2. Please see our Test User Qualifications page for guidance
Norms
The MASC 2 Self-Report normative sample includes 1,800 children aged 8 to 19 years. The MASC 2 Parent normative sample includes 1,600 with an equal number of boys and girls being rated within the 8 to 19 age range by parents.
Duration
15 minutes
Release Note
2013
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