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• W4385336660 abstract "Major Depressive disorder (MDD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) are prevalent mental disorders that often co-occur. There is overlap in symptomatology between MDD and ADHD that complicates diagnostics and treatment selection. Hence, to aid diagnostics of single and comorbid disorders, we aimed to examine the discriminative power of common symptom measures and cognitive dysfunction to differentiate between participants diagnosed with MDD, ADHD, ADHD and comorbid MDD and without a mental disorder. Four diagnosed groups were compared: MDD (n = 103), ADHD (n = 78), comorbid MDD + ADHD (n = 29), healthy controls (HC; n = 123). We examined between-group differences and discriminative functions of clinically validated self-report symptom questionnaires, as well as task-based and self-report measures of cognitive dysfunction. Based on the between group comparisons, all patient groups were characterized by clinically relevant levels of ADHD-symptomatology, executive dysfunction, and diminished cognitive performances in the domain of attention; even the MDD-only group. In addition, based on self-reported symptoms of MDD, ADHD, and executive dysfunction, discriminant function analysis classified all HC correctly (100%) and patients diagnosed with ADHD or MDD relatively well (resp. 85% and 82%). Comorbid MDD + ADHD was poorly differentiated from single MDD or ADHD by the commonly used self-report symptom questionnaires for MDD and ADHD (0% correct predictions), which substantially improved by incorporating the questionnaire on executive functioning (42% correct predictions). In both MDD and ADHD, clinical levels of attentional and executive dysfunction were found, while these clinical groups differed in cognitive flexibility, initiating, inhibition and meta-cognition. Comorbid MDD + ADHD was poorly distinguishable from non-comorbid MDD and ADHD based on self-reported symptoms of depression and ADHD. Addition of subjective executive function in the discrimination models resulted in increased discriminative power. Our findings indicate that executive functioning measure can improve the diagnostic process of ADHD and MDD." @default.
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• W4385336660 title "A transdiagnostic view on MDD and ADHD: shared cognitive characteristics?" @default.
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• W4385336660 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jpsychires.2023.07.028" @default.
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