Attention Deficit and Disruptive Behavior Disorders (Latest Articles)

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Effects of risperidone on cognitive-motor performance and motor movements in chronically medicated children.

31 Aug 2008 This study was designed to explore the placebo-controlled effects of risperidone on cognitive-motor processes, dyskinetic movements, and behavior in children receiving maintenance risperidone therapy. Sixteen children aged 4-14 years with disruptive ...
rec_pub_18768293-effects-risperidone-cognitive-motor-performance-motor-movements.htm

Use of multiple psychotropic medications among adolescents aging out of foster care.

30 Aug 2008 OBJECTIVES: This study described the prevalence of and risk factors for using multiple concurrent psychotropics among adolescents leaving foster care. METHODS: In-person interviews were conducted with 406 adolescents who were aged 17 years and were ...
rec_pub_18757601-use-multiple-psychotropic-medications-adolescents-aging-foster-care.htm

Puppets, robots, critics, and actors within a taxonomy of attention for developmental disorders.

30 Aug 2008 This review proposes a new taxonomy of automatic and controlled attention. The taxonomy distinguishes among the role of the attendee (puppet and robot, critic and actor), the attention process (stimulus orienting vs. response control), and the ...
rec_pub_18764966-puppets-robots-critics-actors-taxonomy-attention-developmental.htm

[Lunar phases as triggers for delinquent behavior?]

30 Aug 2008 For many centuries, mankind has been concerned about the potential impact that the moon may have on human behavior, especially delinquency. The author presents a case report, in which the delinquency of the offender seems to show a certain ...
rec_pub_19044137-lunar-phases-triggers-delinquent-behavior.htm

Profiles of disruptive behavior across early childhood: contributions of frustration reactivity, physiological regulation, and maternal behavior.

30 Aug 2008 Disruptive behavior, including aggression, defiance, and temper tantrums, typically peaks in early toddlerhood and decreases by school entry; however, some children do not show this normative decline. The current study examined disruptive behavior ...
rec_pub_18826530-profiles-disruptive-behavior-early-childhood-contributions.htm

Back to school: recommendations to assist mentally ill, post-incarcerated youth return to school.

30 Aug 2008
rec_pub_18786044-back-school-recommendations-assist-mentally-ill-post-incarcerated.htm

Psychiatric disorders among detained youths: a comparison of youths processed in juvenile court and adult criminal court.

30 Aug 2008 OBJECTIVE: All 50 states and the District of Columbia have legal mechanisms to try juveniles as adults in criminal court. This study examined the prevalence of psychiatric disorders among youths transferred to adult criminal court and youths ...
rec_pub_18757588-psychiatric-disorders-detained-youths-comparison-youths-processed.htm

Impact of psychosocial interventions on children with disruptive and emotional disorders treated in a health camp.

30 Aug 2008 OBJECTIVE: The aim of the present study was to evaluate the impact of a health camp psychosocial intervention on children with behavioural and emotional problems and the impact of a parenting programme for their parents. The practical utility of ...
rec_pub_18696283-impact-psychosocial-interventions-children-disruptive-emotional.htm

The Disruptive Behavior Rating Scale-Parent Version (DBRS-PV): Factor analytic structure and validity among young preschool children.

25 Aug 2008 OBJECTIVE: Despite recognition that disruptive behavior disorders often begin early in development, existing assessment tools are largely based on research with school-aged children. Further empirical work is needed to evaluate the utility of these ...
rec_pub_18753403-the-disruptive-behavior-rating-scale-parent-version-dbrs-pv-factor.htm

Predictors of print knowledge in children with specific language impairment: experiential and developmental factors.

20 Aug 2008 PURPOSE: Many children with specific language impairment (SLI) demonstrate delays in print knowledge, yet the reasons for these delays are not well understood. The present study investigates the degree to which developmental risk factors and home ...
rec_pub_18723595-predictors-print-knowledge-children-specific-language-impairment.htm

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