AI Article Synopsis
- Hyperactivity in childhood is a recognized syndrome, but its causes and links to adult mental health issues are not well understood.
- Two case studies are presented indicating that childhood hyperactivity might be connected to developing mood disorders later on.
- The text discusses the clinical significance and theoretical considerations of these findings.
Article Abstract
Hyperactivity in childhood is a syndrome which has been well described but not so clearly defined in etiology or relationship to adult psychopathology. Two cases are described which suggest that in some instances hyperactive syndrome may be related to a later onset of affective disorder. The clinical and theoretical implications are described.
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