… and demographic correlates of DSM ^ IV psychiatric disorders … Conclusions Our results
suggest an urgent need to re-evaluate the … in the Mexican National Comorbidity Survey sample …

… statistical power to study correlates of directly estimated PDs in the clinical reappraisal
sample. Socio-demographic correlates of the MI PD prevalence estimates are modest (results not …

… DSM-III defined GAD as 1 month of persistent anxiety accompanied … prevalence estimates
(compared to the lifetime prevalence … While our results suggest similar conclusions about the …

… ), conduct disorder (73.4%), or oppositional defiant disorder (71.0%… Findings from this analysis
of NCS-A data confirm those of … Second, the lifetime prevalence of mental health specialty …

… Results Cumulative lifetime probability curves show that the vast … Lifetime prevalence and
age of onset were assessed … and such comorbidity is associated with an even more persistent …

… correlates of disorder prevalence and persistence among new … Lifetime prevalence of
DSM-IV disorders was compared to … of the National Comorbidity Survey Replication (NCS-R)18 …

… , oppositional defiant disorder and attention deficit/hyperactivity … Prevalence results presented
in this article were calculated … that psychiatric disorders are more persistent in later life …

… that assessed additional disorders and correlates. Sleep … The highest score (100) was
assigned to respondents who … prevalent, that they often persist throughout the year, that they …

… experience of frequent temper outbursts along with persistent anger and irritability. A substantial
… of chronic irritability as a dimension of oppositional defiant disorder (ODD), a diagnostic …