CONCLUSION: Moderation analyses support the robustness of RCT findings: ScouT’s superior efficacy in reducing parent-rated peer-related aggression seems to hold across various characteristics. However, children with high levels of internalizing symptoms and high DBD symptom severity may need more targeted or longer treatment. The small effect sizes of the moderation effects limit the relevance of the findings for clinical practice. Age, functional impairment, and internalizing symptoms predict…
