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Educational Psychology

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Comobidity of Depression and Conduct Disorder

Comorbidity of depression and conduct disorder (CDCD): The comorbidity of depression and conduct disorder is being examined in youth referred to the Child and Adolescent Therapy Clinic at The University of Nebraska-Lincoln. We are examining cognitive, behavioral, and family factors that influence the development of this comorbid condition. One goal of the project is to develop effective treatment interventions for this population. For more information regarding the Comorbidity of Depression and Conduct Disorder (CDCD) study, or any research projects associated with the CDCD study, please contact the Principal Investigator, Susan Swearer. Principal Investigator: Susan M .Swearer, PhD Grants Funded: 2000 Principle Investigator: "A comprehensive assessment and intervention program to address the needs of depressive conduct-disordered adolescents in juvenile diversion." Layman Award Application and Teachers College Institute Funds. Grant Total: $12,000. 1998 Principle Investigator: "The comorbidity of depression and conduct disorder: Factors that differentiate two groups of adolescents." University of Nebraska - Lincoln. Grant Total: $6,500.