3.1. At-Risk Versus Control
As shown in Table 2 , at baseline, the at-risk group reported a significantly greater number of manic symptoms compared to the control group (p =0.04). At follow-up, the at-risk group experienced a significantly greater number of depressive (p =0.003), SAD (p =0.003), and GAD (p =0.033) symptoms. Although there was a trend towards a greater number of manic symptoms, at follow-up, in the at-risk group compared to the control group, this difference was not statistically significant (p =0.083).
As per Table 3 , there was a trend seen in greater number of at-risk children who experienced at least one manic symptom at baseline (p =0.06). At follow-up, the number of children in the at-risk group who experienced at least one depressive, SAD, and GAD symptom was significantly greater than the control group (p= 0.005,p= 0.005, and p= 0.054 respectively).