A community study of anxiety in children and adolescents
The authors used an epidemiologic approach to investigate rates, symptoms, and behavioral concomitants of anxiety across the child and adolescent age span. They drew 210 children aged 8, 12, and 17 in equal numbers from a community sample and evaluated them with structured diagnostic assessments. Th...
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| description | The authors used an epidemiologic approach to investigate rates,
symptoms, and behavioral concomitants of anxiety across the child and
adolescent age span. They drew 210 children aged 8, 12, and 17 in equal
numbers from a community sample and evaluated them with structured
diagnostic assessments. They found anxiety to be the most frequently
reported type of psychopathology across all three age groups. Although the
prevalence of any anxiety symptom remained constant, specific types of
anxiety varied with age. Age differences in nonanxiety behavior were found
between subjects with and without anxiety, particularly with regard to
interpersonal dysfunction. |
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reported type of psychopathology across all three age groups. Although the
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