Reading disabilities with and without behaviour problems at 7-8 years: prediction from longitudinal data from infancy to 6 years

Article Abstract:

Seven year old boys with temperament and behavior difficulties, poor mother-child relationship, low educational stimulation, and social disadvantage are more susceptible to developing behavioral problems (BPs). These boys later develop reading disabilities (RDs). Girls are more likely to develop RDs, especially those with low educational stimulation. A longitudinal study using data from infancy to six years, from the Australian Temperament Project, shows the existence of factors common to the development of RDs and BPs.

Causes of, Behavior disorders in children, Childhood mental disorders, Reading disability, Reading disorders

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The effect of social context on psychiatrists' judgments of adolescent antisocial behavior

Article Abstract:

The diagnostic and statistical manual (DSM) assumes that mental disorders are identified by using specific co-occurring symptoms like antisocial behavior. The weaknesses in the validity of this classification system are highlighted.

Evaluation, Mental illness, Mental disorders, Antisocial behavior, Antisocial behaviour

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