Adhd symptoms in childhood and big five personality traits in adolescence: a five-year longitudinal study in girls

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• What: Specifically, the authors examine whether children who have childhood ADHD symptoms and grow up in higher-income families feel worse about themselves in adolescence than those from lower-income families. This investigation was designed to examine the prospective link between childhood IA and HI (as well as the diagnostic category of ADHD per se) and adolescent personality traits, using different data sources at different time points to minimize shared method variance. The authors use data from the Berkeley Girls with ADHD Longitudinal Study (BGALS), a longitudinal dataset that assessed ADHD in childhood and Big Five personality . . .
  

   

  

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