• Assesses a broad range of emotional, physical, cognitive and behavioral 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
• Computer-generated reports that describe a youth’s anxiety symptoms in detail

Scales: Separation Anxiety/Phobias; GAD Index; Social Anxiety; Obsessions & Compulsions; Physical Symptoms; Harm Avoidance; Inconsistency Index (response style)

Forms: The MASC 2 is a multi-rater assessment 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. All formats can be scored online using the MHS Online Assessment Center, or scoring software.