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One central concept of developmental psychopathology is homotypic and heterotypic continuity. Some children will develop different symptoms across development (heterotypic continuity), while others will develop similar types of problems (homotypic continuity). While homotypic continuity of emotional
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and behavioural problems tends to be the norm across development, the transitions between early childhood and late childhood, and between preadolescence and adolescence are associated with higher heterotypic continuity.
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