ICPS
2019 International Convention of Psychological Science · 2019
A Longitudinal, Genetically Sensitive Investigation of Childhood ADHD and Comorbid Disorder Symptoms in the Context of Parenting.
- Daniel Wechsler
King's College London - Jenae Neiderhiser
The Pennsylvania State University - Leslie Leve
University of Oregon - Daniel Shaw
University of Pittsburgh - Misaki Natsuaki
University of California, Riverside - Jody Ganiban
George Washington University - David Reiss
Yale School of Medicine Child Study Center - Fruhling Rijsdijk
King's College London - Tom McAdams
King's College London
Abstract
Using a longitudinal, genetically sensitive design, we found that while symptoms of ADHD were stable throughout mid-childhood and consistently predicted higher symptoms of anxiety and oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) in early adolescence, maternal hostility in mid-childhood independently predicted higher symptoms of ADHD and ODD in early adolescence.
Lifespan Development
