Puberty and ADHD: A scoping review and framework for future research

IF 13.7 1区心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL

Clinical Psychology Review Pub Date : 2025-03-05 DOI:10.1016/j.cpr.2025.102567

Emily Friedel , Nandi Vijayakumar , Lexy Staniland , Timothy J. Silk

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Abstract

Individuals with ADHD may experience puberty differently from their peers, which has implications for their health and wellbeing. This scoping review characterised and summarised literature reporting quantitative analyses of puberty and ADHD. To identify studies, nine databases (MEDLINE Complete, Web of Science, Embase, PsycInfo, ERIC, CENTRAL, PsycExtra, WHO ICTRP, and ProQuest Dissertations & Theses) were searched using key terms related to puberty/pubertal hormones and ADHD/ADHD traits. From 2795 initial records, 89 studies were eligible. Relevant analyses in included studies were categorised under five topics: 1) pubertal group comparisons between participants with ADHD and control participants; 2) associations between puberty and ADHD; 3) prevalence of ADHD in atypical puberty conditions; 4) ADHD medication effects on puberty; and 5) puberty and co-occurring psychological conditions. With some exceptions, summarised findings for each topic were generally inconsistent, indicating further well-planned primary studies are needed. A framework for future research is provided, recommending methodological improvements, including use of approaches that capture the complexities of puberty and ADHD, more inclusive sampling, and employing theories/models that recognise dynamics between puberty, psychological, social, and other biological factors. Additionally, it is recommended that research priorities in this area are identified in collaboration with key stakeholders, especially the ADHD community.

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多动症患者的青春期经历可能与同龄人不同，这对他们的健康和幸福产生了影响。本范围界定综述对报告青春期和多动症定量分析的文献进行了特征描述和总结。为了确定研究内容，我们使用与青春期/青春期激素和多动症/ADHD 特征相关的关键术语检索了九个数据库（MEDLINE Complete、Web of Science、Embase、PsycInfo、ERIC、CENTRAL、PsycExtra、WHO ICTRP 和 ProQuest Dissertations & Theses）。在 2795 条初始记录中，有 89 项研究符合条件。纳入研究的相关分析分为五个主题：1）青春期多动症患者与对照组患者的比较；2）青春期与多动症之间的关联；3）非典型青春期多动症的患病率；4）多动症药物对青春期的影响；5）青春期与共存的心理状况。除个别情况外，每个主题的研究结果总结一般都不一致，这表明需要进一步开展计划周密的初步研究。报告提供了一个未来研究框架，建议改进研究方法，包括采用能反映青春期和多动症复杂性的方法、更具包容性的取样方法，以及采用能认识到青春期、心理、社会和其他生物因素之间动态关系的理论/模型。此外，建议与主要利益相关者，特别是多动症群体合作，确定该领域的研究重点。

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Clinical Psychology Review PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL-

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