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4% in Great Britain (Vostanis, Meltzer, Goodman, & Ford, 2003). 1). S. and one in Scotland) of the incidence of CD in children in regular education yield modest to moderate estimates of the disorder. , 2005). , teacher reports of CD symptomatology ranged from 1% to 2% (Nolan, Gadow, & Sprafkin, 2001). 9% of females met the criteria for CD (West, Sweeting, Der, Barton, & Lucas, 2003). 5 9 CAPA, Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Assessment; DISC, Diagnostic Interview Schedule for Children. 1 Informant: P, parent, C, child, T, teacher, J, joint, boldface type indicates informant cited.
1). Externalizing Disorders Researchers have suggested that children are often diagnosed with ODD prior to being diagnosed as CD, with antisocial behavior in childhood being predictive of a CD diagnosis in adolescence (Mannuzza, Klein, Abikoff, & Moulton, 2004). , 1996). Thus, while comorbidity of ODD and CD is common, some children meet the criteria for only one classification. , 2004). Comorbid CD and AD/HD is associated with increased AD/HD symptom severity, earlier onset of antisocial behavior, social dysfunction, higher aggression, anxiety, and greater substance-abuse problems (Kuhne, Schachar, & Tannock, 1997; Thompson, Riggs, Mikulich, & Crowley, 1996).
S. study found that 63% of girls and 82% of boys who were diagnosed with substance-abuse disorder, in which they excessively used alcohol, also demonstrated antisocial symptoms (Molina, Bukstein, & Lynch, 2002). , 2006; Latimer, Stone, Voight, Winters, & August, 2002). , 1997). , 2000). Internalizing Disorders The results of research on the relationship between anxiety disorders and CD have been mixed. Early epidemiological studies of prepubertal children with anxiety disorders without CD are suggestive of a reduced risk for CD development in adolescence.