When It Is Used
Use it in PCIT contexts at intake, during treatment, or termination when repeated caregiver-report behavior ratings are needed for practitioner review.
Eyberg Child Behavior Inventory (ECBI)
Eyberg Child Behavior Inventory (ECBI) is a standardized repeated caregiver-report measure for PCIT practitioners who need to quantify child disruptive behavior problems at intake, during treatment, or termination. It helps the practitioner review Intensity and Problem scores, item-level concerns, and score changes across administrations.
Preview the assignment, caregiver completion, and practitioner review experience with sample non-client data.
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Tool guide
Learn more about this tool
Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
What It Shows
The review shows Intensity and Problem scores, item-level profile, administration time point, prior administrations, and change over time when administrations are validly completed.
Limits
The public demo does not invent ECBI items, response options, scoring rules, cutoffs, or interpretations. Those must come from the instrument specification before implementation.
Can the practitioner change ECBI items or scoring?
No. The ECBI is a standardized measure, and the product does not make instrument content or scoring configurable.
What settings are available?
The supported setup is administration time point, such as intake, during treatment, or termination, plus recipient assignment.
Are incomplete administrations scored?
No. Incomplete administrations are marked incomplete and excluded from final score comparison until validly completed.
Does the demo require real caregiver or child data?
No. The public demo uses sample non-real data and placeholders for exploration.