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The present cross-cultural study attempted to develop an insight into behavioral problems of children who have Down syndrome, The participants were 17 Taiwanese and 15Japanese children without Down syndrome, 16 Taiwanese and 16 Japanese children with Down syndrome, and their rnothers (IV=64). The present study analyzed the answers to S6 questions from the Eybcrg Child Behavior Index (ECBI) that the mothers provided 2 years ago. The results were as fbllows: A 36-itcm I'actor analysis led to a result extracted by 5 factors: (a) Anti-social behavior and rcbelliousncss; (b) Impulsive behaviorl (c) Lack of

Mothers' Viewpoints of Behavioral Problems of Their Children With or Without Down Syndrome : A Comparative Study in Taiwan and Japan