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Jasmine A L Raw,Jon Heron,Bonamy R Oliver et al. Jasmine A L Raw et al.
Background: Externalising behaviours are among the most common childhood mental health problems and have been linked to numerous adverse psychosocial outcomes including antisocial behaviour and depression. Parental negati...
Georgia Pavlopoulou,Susie Chandler,Steve Lukito et al. Georgia Pavlopoulou et al.
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Background: Lived experience (LE) expertise is increasingly recognised as a vital component in mental health research. In our project to develop a digital tool for counterfactual analysis (DigiCAT), with an emphasis on re...
Lewis W Paton,Noemi Kreif,Lauren M E Aylott et al. Lewis W Paton et al.
Background: Physical activity is often associated with positive psychological wellbeing in adolescents, and there is evidence from randomised trials to support this. However, the effect sizes reported from intervention st...
Jennie E Ryan,Alexander Weigard,Sean Esteban McCabe et al. Jennie E Ryan et al.
Background: Understanding attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) medication patterns is crucial for optimizing treatment outcomes. There are limited data on racial, ethnic, gender and socioeconomic treatment diff...
Girija Kadlaskar,Rebecca McNally Keehn,Riley Rozniarek et al. Girija Kadlaskar et al.
Background: Differences in tactile reactivity are observed in autism and to some extent in children with other developmental concerns. However, it is unknown whether differences in responding to touch may serve as a diagn...
Martha Oakes,Lowrie Hilladakis,Polly Waite et al. Martha Oakes et al.
Background: Bidirectional and transactional models propose that parents and children have the potential to influence each other's mental health over time. While bidirectional associations have been widely studied, transac...
Catrina A Calub,Aisha S Dickerson,Haozuo Zhao et al. Catrina A Calub et al.
Background: Prior work has suggested poorer performance on Fluid, but not Crystallized, NIH Toolbox Cognition Battery (NTCB) subtests in autistic youth relative to neurotypical individuals. This study sought to extend pre...
Eivind Ystrom Eivind Ystrom
Family research in child and adolescent mental health has often been framed as if influence runs mainly from adults to children. Bjørndal et al. provide a timely corrective. Using longitudinal network models that separate within-person fro...
Jonathan Green Jonathan Green
Background: Mechanistic design and analysis in clinical trials remains relatively rare in child mental health and autism, despite the considerable value that it could have in developing therapy practice and in illuminatin...