A preliminary 'shortlist' of individual, family, and social-community assets to promote resilience in pediatric ADHD.

ABSTRACT:

Background

Understanding factors that promote resilience in pediatric ADHD is important though highly understudied.

Aims

The current study sought to provide a preliminary 'shortlist' of key individual, family, and social-community assets among children with ADHD.

Methods and procedures

The study included well-characterized, clinically-evaluated samples of children with (n=108) and without ADHD (n=98) ages 8-13 years (M=10.31; 41.3% girls; 66.5% White/Non-Hispanic). All subsets regression and dominance analysis identified the subset of predictors that accounted for the most variance in broad-based resilience for children with ADHD and their relative importance. Findings were compared for children with versus without ADHD as preliminary evidence regarding the extent to

SUBMITTER: Chan ESM 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC10529619 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Sep

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature