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Adhd-Internalizing Disorder Co-Occurrence In Childhood And Adolescence: Comparing Network And Latent Variable Conceptualizations, Patrick Kenneth Goh
Adhd-Internalizing Disorder Co-Occurrence In Childhood And Adolescence: Comparing Network And Latent Variable Conceptualizations, Patrick Kenneth Goh
Theses and Dissertations--Psychology
Co-occurrence of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) with depression or anxiety (i.e., internalizing disorders) is a major route to poor outcomes, with temperament traits presenting as potential shared risk markers that underlie these disorders’ development and characterization. Prior work investigating the nature of ADHD-internalizing disorder co-occurrence using structural equation modeling has provided support for both temperament-based common cause (i.e., effortful control and negative affect as liabilities for multiple disorders) and direct causation (i.e., ADHD directly contributing to risk for internalizing disorders) effects separately. Using a network approach, the current study represented the first attempt to integrate these effects into one model while …