Am J Psychiatry June 2012 PMID 22535310

Intermittent explosive disorder as a disorder of impulsive aggression for DSM-5.

Emil F Coccaro

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Intermittent explosive disorder has been recognized as a disorder of impulsive aggression in DSM since its early editions, initially considered rare with poorly defined criteria.
Recent research, including community studies, shows that the disorder is more common than previously thought and that updated research criteria more accurately identify individuals with heightened aggression and related neurobiological markers.
The new evidence supports the validity of these research criteria, distinguishing the disorder from other conditions and justifying its inclusion in DSM-5.]

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