Spectrum of child psychiatric disorders and ritualized behavior: Where is the link?
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 29 (6):622-623 (2006)
| Abstract | There is a spectrum of child psychiatric and neurological disorders, in all of which a comorbidity with obsessive-compulsive disorder and ritualized behavior is very common. Therefore, they may appear as a basis for the rituals in children that cross into adolescence and adulthood. Resolving the nature of these disorders may help us to better understand “Why ritualized behavior?” (Published Online February 8 2007). | |||||||||
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