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Gender differences studied in children with CD. (What's New in Research).(conduct disorder)
To examine gender differences in the correlates of early-onset conduct disorder (CD), researchers evaluated 217 Canadian children referred to school-based treatment for behavioral problems. Children (mean age = 9.3) were split into two groups: those who met the criteria for CD (57 males; 18 females) and those who did not ("control group"; 15 males; 27 females). Outcome measures included the Diagnostic Interview Schedule for Children, a modified version of the Direct and Indirect Aggression Scale, the Composite International Diagnostic Interview Simplified and the Alabama Parenting Questionnaire.
The investigators report that the overall male to female ratio for …
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