2017
DOI: 10.1111/jcpp.12786
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From positive psychology to psychopathology: the continuum of attention‐deficit hyperactivity disorder

Abstract: Scales such as the SWAN that reliably capture ADHD as a continuous trait, including the positive end, are important for not missing meaningful variation in population-based studies. Indicators of positive mental health may be helpful in clinical practice, as positive attributes have been shown to directly influence as well as buffer negative effects of psychiatric symptoms.

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“…There are several practical ways in which psychiatric geneticists can incorporate the HiTOP phenotypic definitions into their research and test HiTOP hypotheses further, as summarized in Box 1. Studies in planning stages could consider including measures of dimensional phenotypes that capture transdiagnostic phenotypes, as well as the full dimension of liability to and severity of psychopathology from low to moderate to high, and not just its maladaptive ends captured by case vs. control status (Conway et al, 2010;Greven, Buitelaar, & Salum, 2018;Van Der Sluis et al, 2010). Some of the HiTOP-compatible scales (interview as well as self-report) that allow for higher-order and bifactor modeling are listed in Kotov et al (2017).…”
Section: How To Hitop: a Practical Guide For Genetic Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are several practical ways in which psychiatric geneticists can incorporate the HiTOP phenotypic definitions into their research and test HiTOP hypotheses further, as summarized in Box 1. Studies in planning stages could consider including measures of dimensional phenotypes that capture transdiagnostic phenotypes, as well as the full dimension of liability to and severity of psychopathology from low to moderate to high, and not just its maladaptive ends captured by case vs. control status (Conway et al, 2010;Greven, Buitelaar, & Salum, 2018;Van Der Sluis et al, 2010). Some of the HiTOP-compatible scales (interview as well as self-report) that allow for higher-order and bifactor modeling are listed in Kotov et al (2017).…”
Section: How To Hitop: a Practical Guide For Genetic Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Numerous published studies have demonstrated that the SWAN generates bidirectional distributions that are near-normal (Arnett et al, 2013;Lakes, Swanson, & Riggs, 2012;Young, Levy, Martin, & Hay, 2009) . Importantly, among individuals with ADHD symptomatology (i.e., a clinical sample), there is generally a high degree of agreement between the SWAN and traditional scales (Greven et al, 2018).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Our research has confirmed the legitimacy of this research trend to examine a conceptually new orientation to measuring positive aspects of personality. It taps into a broad area of contemporary positive psychology that attempts to emphasize the importance of affirmative and positive characteristics related to life satisfaction, human development, and personal growth in conjunction with accepting the existence, and even adaptive usefulness, of negative traits (Greven, Buitelaar, & Salum, 2018;Ivtzan et al, 2015). Such dimensions as Kantianism, Humanism, and Faith in Humanity enrich our understanding of human behaviour and shed new light on the ways in which individuals try to achieve important goals, relate to others and complete their tasks.…”
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confidence: 99%