… frustration is central to irritability, and it occurs when an action fails to elicit an expected
positive outcome or attainment of a goal (ie, a reward). Irritable children and adolescents may be …

… severe irritability in child and adolescent psychopathology. First, research on severe mood
dysregulation suggests that youth with irritability … Second, other evidence points to an irritable …

… between irritability as a risk factor, and SB, as an outcome in children and adolescents. …
irritability and SB. In particular, we sought to determine whether the association between …

… for irritability. This study aimed to evaluate whether certain clinical characteristics are associated
with irritability in pediatric OCD and whether irritability … Irritability was significantly and …

… , and aggression are among the most common reasons for child … Methods: First, we provide
an overview of anger/irritability and … approach to CBT for anger, irritability, and aggression. …

… of irritability in children and adolescents (herein “youth”). 1–4 Conceptualized as an increased
proneness to anger, irritability is a common … In its most severe forms, irritability crosses into …

… irritability predicts suicidal ideation/attempt (suicidality), but it is unclear whether irritability is
… patterns of childhood irritability and to test whether childhood irritability is directly associated …

… side effect burden associated with atypical agents mentioned above, especially in children
and adolescents. We urge clinicians to be cautious in using these agents for irritable children. …

… emotionally dysregulated/irritable children and adolescents. A score of 4 or higher in this
scale has optimal accuracy for identifying children and adolescents with current significant …

… Our finding of a threat bias in irritable children is particularly intriguing in light of recent studies
suggesting that the modification of attention biases through attention retraining might have …