Inattentive symptoms were strongly influenced by psychosocial risk factors, whereas for hyperactive - impulsive symptoms, predominantly biological risk factors emerged.
Positive ADHD status was assigned if symptom criteria were met for any DSM - IV ADHD subtype (e.g. 6
inattentive symptoms, 6 hyperactive / impulsive symptoms or both).
Inattentive symptoms of distractibility, forgetfulness, and poor memory are commonly misdiagnosed in women and girls.
In a multivariate analysis that included ADHD, oppositional defiant disorder (ODD), conduct disorder (CD), anxiety and depressive symptoms, hyperactive / impulsive symptoms were strongly related to Children's Global Assessment Scores and
inattentive symptoms were related to academic impairment.
The observed division of the ADHD symptoms into separate factors with hyperactive - impulsive and
inattentive symptoms is well - supported in the ADHD literature (Willcutt et al. 2012).
Not exact matches
The second analysis, which explored whether ADHD
symptoms and items of the SCQ group together or form separate factors, found that the two factors of items of social - communicative deficits from the SCQ factor analysis (i.e. the «social» and «non-verbal communication» factors) combined into a single «social» factor and the hyperactive - impulsive
symptoms tended to group with RRB items in a «rigidity / hyperactivity» factor, with a separate factor for
inattentive ADHD
symptoms.
A childhood ADHD incident case was classified as having persistent, adult ADHD if the number of
symptoms exceeded 2 SDs above the mean number of current
inattentive (ie, 4
symptoms) and / or hyperactive / impulsive
symptoms (ie, 4
symptoms) endorsed by our non-ADHD controls.
The onset criterion has been changed from «
symptoms that caused impairment were present before age 7 years» to «several
inattentive or hyperactive - impulsive
symptoms were present prior to age 12»
We have also recently noted that children with conduct problems who also show
inattentive and hyperactive
symptoms respond as well to parent training as children without hyperactive
symptoms (RR Hartmann, et al, unpublished).
Mothers in food insecure households are significantly more likely to report
symptoms of depression and are more likely to exhibit
inattentive or negative parenting behavior than parents in food secure households., Because early childhood development is facilitated by the infant's relationships with caregivers, depressed and negative parenting can and does have adverse effects on a growing child's development.
Anxiety, depression, and learning disabilities were recently found to co-occur more frequently in children with the
inattentive subtype of ADHD, and disruptive behavior disorders co-occurred more frequently in children presenting with hyperactive / impulsive
symptoms.
Factor analyses have revealed that ADHD is comprised of 2 separate dimensions of
symptoms (hyperactive / impulsive and
inattentive).14 Accordingly, DSM - IV moved away from the unitary model of DSM - III - R and returned to a model with separate dimensions.
Combined data were then used to compute the frequency of conduct problem
symptoms, defined as the sum of both ODD and CD
symptoms (α =.93) and the frequency of ADHD
symptoms, defined as the sum of both
inattentive and hyperactive / impulsive
symptoms (α =.98).
Children's clinical status was consistent with DSM - IV ADHD, combined type, because
symptoms were impairing and cross-situational; teachers»
inattentive and hyperactivity / impulsivity ratings were high (rated on a scale of 0 to 3) 16 (
inattentive / distractible, 2.52 [0.7]; restless / overactive, 2.71 [0.6]; and excitable / impulsive, 2.34 [0.9]-RRB-.
Children who exhibit these
symptoms of
inattentive or hyperactive / impulsive ADHD may warrant a qualified...
Percentage of adolescents (N = 1359) with a specified number of
inattentive (IN), hyperactive - impulsive (HI), and conduct disorder (CD)
symptoms who develop nicotine dependence (A), alcohol use disorder (B), or cannabis use disorder (C) by 18 years of age.
First, like most previous longitudinal studies that examined the prospective relations between oppositional -,
inattentive / hyperactive behaviors and later conduct problems the present analyses were not based on measures that were a perfect match to the DSM - IV
symptom - criteria.
Children with the disorder have
symptoms of inattention,
symptoms of hyperactivity / impulsivity or both, resulting in three subtypes of the disorder [3][4]: the
inattentive subtype, the hyperactive / impulsive subtype and the combined subtype.
We analyzed the relative contribution of hyperactive / impulsive (HI) and
inattentive (IA)
symptoms of girls with and without childhood - diagnosed ADHD (M age = 9.5; 140 ADHD and 88 Comparison) to the development of externalizing behaviors in adolescence (M age = 14.2) and early adulthood (M age = 19.6).