Attachment Disorders Flashcards

1
Q

what is reactive attachment disorder (RAD)?

A

markedly disturbed and inappropriate social relatedness that begins before 5 years

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2
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what is RAD associated with?

A

grossly pathological care

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3
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what do children with RAD have difficulty with?

A

forming relationships

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4
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what are the two subtypes of RAD?

A

inhibited

disinhibited

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5
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what is inhibited RAD?

A

when children continually fail to initiate/respond to social interactions appropriately

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6
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what is disinhibited RAD?

A

when children are not able to display appropriately selective attachments

i.e. excessively friendly with strangers

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7
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what are the risk factors for RAD?

A

ACEs

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8
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what are three co-morbid disorders of RAD?

A

emotional disorders
ADHD
behavioural disorders

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9
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what assessment is done for young children with suspected RAD?

A

strange situation (can be modified for up to 4 years)

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10
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what assessment is done for children with suspected RAD?

A

story stem attachment profile

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11
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what assessment is done for older children with suspected RAD?

A

attachment interviews

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12
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what is conduct disorder (CD)?

A

a repetitive and persistent pattern of behaviour where the rights of others or major rules are violated

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13
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what is another name for CD in younger children?

A

oppositional defiant disorder (ODD)

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14
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how is CD diagnosed?

A

presence of 3+ criteria in the past 12 months, with at least one in the past 6

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15
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what are the four criteria for diagnosis of CD?

A

aggression to people or animals
destruction of property
deceitfulness or theft
serious violation of rules

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16
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what are the two types of CD?

A

mild

severe

17
Q

what is mild CD?

A

when behaviour is restricted to the family environment

18
Q

what are the two types of severe CD?

A

unsocialised

socialised

19
Q

what is unsocialised severe CD?

A

predominantly violent behaviour

more likely to be dealt with by the criminal justice system

20
Q

what is socialised severe CD?

A

more covert acts or more able to avoid involvement of criminal justice