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DSM-III-R
Psychiatry Diagnostic & Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders–3rd Edition Revised; a classification system for mental illnesses developed by the American Psychiatric Association, currently in its 4th edition,
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Twins and their parents completed the Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Assessment (CAPA), and DSM-III-R criteria was used to assess insomnia, depression and anxiety. A dichotomized ADHD variable with a cut off at 8 or more symptoms (according to DSM-III-R 1987) described as "High scores" derived from the parental-rated ADHD symptoms scale. These studies used DSM-IV and DSM-III-R criteria, respectively, to estimate lifetime prevalence rates of psychiatric disorders in the general population. |
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