Lifetime Prevalence of Mental Disorders in U.S. Adolescents: Results from the National Comorbidity Survey Replication-Adolescent Supplement (NCS-A)
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...Attempts to minimize such biases were built into the methods of the CIDI.28,51 In fact, growing evidence from prospective cohort studies suggests that retrospective recall yields underestimates as opposed to overestimates of the true prevalence of psychiatric disorders.52,53 Therefore, the estimates in this article may be a lower bound of the true prevalence of eating disorders....
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...Attempts to minimize such biases were built into the methods of the CIDI.(28,51) In fact, growing evidence from prospective cohort studies suggests that retrospective recall yields underestimates as opposed to overestimates of the true prevalence of psychiatric disorders....
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...7%.(22) However, direct assessment of children in communities is resource intensive, and it is not an efficient method for monitoring prevalence over time....
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