2016
DOI: 10.1177/0004867416659365
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Do early internalizing and externalizing problems predict later irritability in adolescents with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder?

Abstract: Our findings highlight the importance of assessing for and managing early conduct problems in children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, as these predict ongoing irritability which, in turn, is associated with poorer functioning across a number of domains.

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“…Similarly, Mulraney et al. followed children with ADHD for 3 years, finding that significantly more parent‐reported irritability in the adolescents was predicted by earlier externalizing problems (Mulraney, Zendarski, Mensah, Hiscock, & Sciberras, ). Persistent irritability was also associated with increased severity of ADHD symptoms and poorer functioning in multiple domains.…”
Section: Differentiating the Emotional Symptoms Of Adhd From The Irrimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similarly, Mulraney et al. followed children with ADHD for 3 years, finding that significantly more parent‐reported irritability in the adolescents was predicted by earlier externalizing problems (Mulraney, Zendarski, Mensah, Hiscock, & Sciberras, ). Persistent irritability was also associated with increased severity of ADHD symptoms and poorer functioning in multiple domains.…”
Section: Differentiating the Emotional Symptoms Of Adhd From The Irrimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Como se evidencia en la Tabla, 10 estudios indagaron los factores protectores y de riesgo del TDAH y los síntomas asociados y 1 estudio los examinó en conjunto con una muestra de individuos con TC. 7 estudios identificaron factores protectores (Carballo et al, 2013;Golmirzaei et al, 2013;Mitchell, Cooley, Evans, y Fite, 2016; Muñoz-Pérez, Pérez-García, Arroyo, Vichido-Luna, y Soto-Vega, 2014; Schei, Novik, Thomsen, Indredavik, y Jozefiak, 2015; Zendarski, Sciberras, Mensah, y Hiscock, 2017b) y 6 estudios identificaron factores de riesgo (Carballo et al, 2013;Golmirzaei et al, 2013;Mulraney, Zendarski, Mensah, Hiscock, y Sciberras, 2017;Muñoz-Pérez et al, 2014;Pond, Fowler, y Hesson, 2016;Zendarski, Sciberras, Mensah, y Hiscock, 2017a).…”
Section: Trastorno De Déficit De Atención E Hiperactividad (Tdah)unclassified
“…Los datos tomados por los autores forman parte de un estudio de seguimiento conformado por 130 adolescentes diagnosticados con TDAH entre los 12 y 15 años, donde fueron utilizadas medidas académicas, sociodemográficas, comportamentales, cognitivas y emocionales. En cuanto a los aspectos emocionales, Mulraney et al (2017) asociaron la irritabilidad al incremento de los síntomas de TDAH, las dificultades comportamentales y el funcionamiento social, e incre-mento en los padres de síntomas de depresión, ansiedad y estrés. El estudio fue de carácter transversal y participaron 140 niños entre los 5 y 13 años, quienes fueron evaluados con un cuestionario de dificultades y fortalezas.…”
Section: Carballo Et Al (2013)unclassified
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