2021
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/emgk7
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A cross-sectional study of children’s irritability determining the links between their ego- resilience and symptoms of anxiety and depression

Abstract: Anxiety and depression are among the disorders with highest prevalence during childhood. Previous research has substantiated that individual’s high irritability promotes the occurrence of associated symptoms while high ego-resilience protects against them. So far, little is known about how ego-resilience could engage with irritability for symptom development. We investigated interactional effects of irritability with ego-resilience on symptoms of anxiety and depression. Overall, 228 children from a combined cl… Show more

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