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- Added callout boxes to data documentation that direct users to the relevant Release Notes section
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- Reorganized content to better align with table order and domain
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-**Non-imaging**
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-**Linked External Data:** Fixed and updated some citations
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-**Imaging**
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-**Source data / raw data:** Added a known issue regarding mismatch between the tabulated and BIDS (sourcedata and rawdata) in the anonymized MRI scanner serial numbers
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-**MRI derivatives:** Added example code to run pipeline with ABCD sourcedata
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-**Novel Technologies:** Updated content regarding EARS data
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-**Release Notes**
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- Updated Mental Health Release Notes regarding KSADS
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-**Tools**
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- Added content regarding utility functions as part of the NBDCtools R package
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ABCD residential histories cannot be shared with data users, as addresses are personally identifiable information (PII). Instead, external data are linked within ABCD's secure environment to provide geocoded measures while safeguarding participant privacy. The Linked External Data (LED) workgroup can consider requests for new linked data. Visit [ABCD Study External Data Link Request](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfFOfO6edWk7SghtdTEMAgPAhZFCLAd_aFQG-ZlChsqOnPObw/viewform) to suggest additional geocoded measures for future release.
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[**Eating disorders module (6.0)**](../release_notes/6_0.qmd#ksads-eating-disorders): The Mental Health Workgroup did an extensive review of the criteria used for all previously released eating disorder diagnoses in KSADS. The group agreed that the criterion were more restrictive than necessary, and thus underestimated the rates of eating disorder diagnoses.
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[**Oppositional defiant disorder module (6.0)**](../release_notes/6_0.qmd#ksads-comp-updates-to-2.0): There was a diagnostic algorithm error detected in 2023 (update pending 7.0).
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[**Suicidality module (6.0)**](../release_notes/6_0.qmd#ksads-suicidality): There is some error in the past suicide data for Year 5 and beyond (update pending 6.1).
*Modifications since initial administration:* At 4-year follow-up and beyond, items ask about current suicidality only (not lifetime).
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*Modifications since initial administration:* At 5-year follow-up and beyond, items ask about current suicidality only (not lifetime).
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*Notes and special considerations:*
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Some cases are coded as 1 (Present) for lifetime suicidality, but these should all be coded as 555 (Not Administered). This correction will be implemented in the 6.1 patch release.
**Measure description:** Assesses whether the youth has either experienced overt, relational, or reputational victimization from peers or perpetrated overt, relational, or reputational aggression towards peers.
**Measure description:** The UPPS contains 20 self-administered questions that are scored on multiple subscales (urgency, premeditation, perseverance, sensation seeking, and positive urgency).
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**Notes and special considerations:** There are a small number of cases where 1 or 2 items were missing and a summary score was computed without adjusting for the missing item. The number of items missing are in the output, so users can recompute the value as an average of the number of items answered if they would like.
**Measure description:**This measure evaluates feelings of contentment, happiness, enthusiasm, joy, and excitement in the past week.
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**Measure description:**The Prodromal Questionnaire--Brief Child Version may be a useful measure of early risk for psychotic disorders and is associated with several familial, cognitive, and emotional factors related to psychotic symptoms in older populations.
**Measure description:** Assesses whether the youth has either experienced overt, relational, or reputational victimization from peers or perpetrated overt, relational, or reputational aggression towards peers.
**Measure description:** The UPPS contains 20 self-administered questions that are scored on multiple subscales (urgency, premeditation, perseverance, sensation seeking, and positive urgency).
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**Measure description:**The Prodromal Questionnaire--Brief Child Version may be a useful measure of early risk for psychotic disorders and is associated with several familial, cognitive, and emotional factors related to psychotic symptoms in older populations.
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**Notes and special considerations:**There are a small number of cases where 1 or 2 items were missing and a summary score was computed without adjusting for the missing item. The number of items missing are in the output, so users can recompute the value as an average of the number of items answered if they would like.
**Measure description:** Assesses the youth participant’s emotion regulation across multiple domains, including awareness and acceptance of emotions, ability to engage in goal-directed behavior and refrain from impulsive behavior, and access to effective emotion regulation strategies.
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**Key reference:**
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-`r full_cite("bardeen2016")`
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-`r full_cite("bunford2020")`
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## Early Adolescent Temperament Questionnaire (Parent) {#mh_p_eatq}
**Measure description:** The Early Adolescent Temperament Questionnaire (EATQ-R; parent version), completed by a caregiver on the youth, assesses children and adolescents (9-15 years old) on 8 basic dimensions of temperament (Activation, Affiliation, Attention, Fear, Frustration, Surgency, Inhibitory Control, , and Shyness), 2 dimensions of behavior (Aggression and Depressive Mood), and three higher-order scales based responses to these primary scales (Effort Control, Surgency, and Negative Affect).
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