Inventário de Depressão Infantil (CDI): análise dos parâmetros psicométricos

Cruvinel, Miriam; Boruchovitch, Evely; Santos, Acácia Aparecida Angeli dos

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“…Comorbid anxiety and depression in the offspring and parents were investigated with semi-structured interviews and scales. Depression symptoms were assessed using the child depression inventory (CDI) [30] original 27-item version, which has high internal consistency and good sensitivity [31,32]. Anxiety trait symptoms were investigated using the state-trait anxiety inventory (STAI T) for children (CSTAI) [33,34].…”

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Multilevel analysis of ADHD, anxiety and depression symptoms aggregation in families

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Paez

Regalla

et al. 2014

Eur Child Adolesc Psychiatry

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A strong genetic role in the etiology of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) has been demonstrated by several studies using different methodologies. Shortcomings of genetic studies often include the lack of golden standard practices for diagnosis for ADHD, the use of categorical instead of a dimensional approach, and the disregard for assortative mating phenomenon in parents. The current study aimed to overcome these shortcomings and analyze data through a novel statistical approach, using multilevel analyses with Bayesian procedures and a specific mathematical model, which takes into account data with an elevated number of zero responses (expected in samples with few or no ADHD symptoms). Correlations of parental clinical variables (ADHD, anxiety and depression) to offspring psychopathology may vary according to gender and type of symptoms. We aimed to investigate how those variables interact within each other. One hundred families, comprising a proband child or adolescent with ADHD or a typically developing child or adolescent were included and all family members (both biological parents, the proband child or adolescent and their sibling) were examined through semi-structured interviews using DSM-IV criteria. Results indicated that: (a) maternal clinical variables (ADHD, anxiety and depression) were more correlated with offspring variables than paternal ones; (b) maternal inattention (but not hyperactivity) was correlated with both inattention and hyperactivity in the offspring; (c) maternal anxiety was correlated with offspring inattention; on the other hand, maternal inattention was correlated with anxiety in the offspring. Although a family study design limits the possibility of revealing causality and cannot disentangle genetic and environmental factors, our findings suggest that ADHD, anxiety and depression are variables that correlate in families and should be addressed together. Maternal variables significantly correlated with offspring variables, but the paternal variables did not.

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Multilevel analysis of ADHD, anxiety and depression symptoms aggregation in families

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Paez

Regalla

et al. 2014

Eur Child Adolesc Psychiatry

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“…ABSTRACT: Depression has become one of the most prevalent diseases in the world, and its expression in children and adolescents has raised concern among health professionals. (GOUVEIA et al, 1995, COUTINHO et al, 2008CURVINEL;SANTOS, 2008 impairment, which tend to remain static or progressive, depending on the stimulus and treatment presented to the child, thus demonstrating in studies that the earlier the patient is presented with multiprofessional treatments, there is a possibility of success in followup. Thus, Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is defined by neurocognitive impairment, affecting the social-behavioral interaction and sensory system of affected children.…”

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Relação Entre O Índice Apgar E as Características Materno-Obstétricas

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Queiroz²,

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et al. 2020

Saúde Da Criança E Do Adolescente: Instrumentos Norteadores E De Acompanhamento

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“…The CDI was translated, adapted, and standardized for Brazilian sociocultural characteristics by Gouveia, Barbosa, Almeida, and Gaião (1995). Numerous psychometric studies have demonstrated the good reliability and validity of the CDI and recommended it for use in Brazil, reporting values of total variance between 31.8% and 49.6% (factor analysis) and between 0.80 and 0.91 for the Cronbach's alpha (analysis of internal consistency) (Coutinho, Carolino, & Medeiros, 2008;Cruvinel, Boruchovitch, & Santos, 2008;Golfeto, Veiga, Souza, & Barbeira, 2002;Wathier, Dell'Aglio, & Bandeira, 2008). It is worth to mention that the construct depression can refer different levels of depression.…”

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Indicators of problems evaluated by parents and children stratified by birth weight

Rodrigues-Palucci

Loureiro

2017

Estud. psicol. (Campinas)

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Studies on the impact of birth weight on child development require the participation of children as informants. The objective of this study was to compare the indicators of behavioral problems and depression in a cohort of school-age children stratified by birth weight and to investigate possible associations between the indicators of behavioral problems, evaluated by the parents, and depression, evaluated by the children. A total of 665 children, aged 10-11 years, distributed into five birth-weight groups were evaluated. The parents responded to the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire, and the children responded to the Children's Depression Inventory. It was found that there were: (a) significantly more indicators of hyperactivity and depression in the children born with very low birth weight; (b) associations between the indicators of childhood depression and the indicators of overall behavioral problems in all weight groups evaluated, except for the very low birth weight group. There was good consistency between the ratings of problems by children and parents.Keywords: Behavior; Birth weight; Depression; Parent-child relations. Resumo

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Inventário de Depressão Infantil (CDI): análise dos parâmetros psicométricos

Abstract: RESUMO CHILD DEPRESSION INVENTORY (CDI): ANALYSES OF ITS PSYCHOMETRICAL PROPERTIES ABSTRACT

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Multilevel analysis of ADHD, anxiety and depression symptoms aggregation in families

Multilevel analysis of ADHD, anxiety and depression symptoms aggregation in families

Relação Entre O Índice Apgar E as Características Materno-Obstétricas

Indicators of problems evaluated by parents and children stratified by birth weight

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