The lifetime prevalence of DSM-IV CD is estimated to be 9.5% (12.0% among males and 7.1% among females). The prevalence of individual CD symptoms varies ...NCBISkiptomaincontentSkiptonavigationResourcesHowToAboutNCBIAccesskeysMyNCBISignintoNCBISignOutJournalListHHSAuthorManuscriptsPMC1925033PsycholMed.Authormanuscript;availableinPMC2007Jul19.Publishedinfinaleditedformas:PsycholMed.2006May;36(5):699–710.Publishedonline2006Jan26.doi: 10.1017/S0033291706007082PMCID:PMC1925033NIHMSID:NIHMS22387PMID:16438742Prevalence,Subtypes,andCorrelatesofDSM-IVConductDisorderintheNationalComorbiditySurveyReplicationMatthewK.Nock,Ph.D.,1,*AlanE.Kazdin,Ph.D.,2EvaHiripi,M.S.,3andRonaldC.Kessler,Ph.D.3MatthewK.Nock1DepartmentofPsychology,HarvardUniversity,Cambridge,MAFindarticlesbyMatthewK.NockAlanE.Kazdin2YaleUniversitySchoolofMedicine,NewHaven,CTFindarticlesbyAlanE.KazdinEvaHiripi3DepartmentofHealthCarePolicy,HarvardMedicalSchool,Boston,MAFindarticlesbyEvaHiripiRonaldC.Kessler3DepartmentofHealthCarePolicy,HarvardMedicalSchool,Boston,MAFindarticlesbyRonaldC.KesslerAuthorinformationCopyrightandLicenseinformationDisclaimer1DepartmentofPsychology,HarvardUniversity,Cambridge,MA2YaleUniversitySchoolofMedicine,NewHaven,CT3DepartmentofHealthCarePolicy,HarvardMedicalSchool,Boston,MA*Addressforcorrespondence:MatthewK.Nock,Ph.D.,DepartmentofPsychology,HarvardUniversity,33KirklandStreet,Cambridge,MA02138,[email protected]'sfinaleditedversionofthisarticleisavailableatPsycholMedSeeotherarticlesinPMCthatcitethepublishedarticle.BackgroundPriorresearchindicatesthatconductdisorder(CD)isassociatedwitharangeofcomorbidmentaldisorders.However,theactualprevalence,subtypes,andpatternsofcomorbidityofDSM-IVdefinedCDinthegeneralU.S.populationremainsunknown.MethodRetrospectiveassessmentofCDandotherDSM-IVdisorderswasconductedusingfullystructureddiagnosticinterviewsamonganationallyrepresentativesampleofrespondents(n=3,199)intheNationalComorbiditySurveyReplication.ResultsTheestimatedli