Conduct Disorder

Question 1

Conduct problem

Answer 1

Age inappropriate actions and attitudes that violate family expectations, social norms and personal/ property rights

Question 2

Which problem behaviour is highly stable

Answer 2

Aggression

Question 3

% that have early, persistent and extreme antisocial behaviour

Answer 3

5%

Question 4

What % of menatl health money is attributed to crime

Answer 4

20%

Question 5

How much does a problem child cost per year and in a lifetime

Answer 5

10000/ year

2 million in a lifetime

Question 6

Legal perspective

Answer 6

Juveline delinqency– children who break the law

Question 7

Age of responsibility

Answer 7

12

Question 8

Psychological perspective

Answer 8

Conduct problems seen as a continuous externalizing behaviour pattern

Question 9

Extenralizing dimension

Answer 9

Rule breaking

Agression

Question 10

Overt- covert dimension

Answer 10

Range from visible to hidden acts

Question 11

Destructive- non destructive dimension

Answer 11

Range form assault to arguing

Question 12

Psychiatric perspective

Answer 12

Distinct mental disorders based on DSM

Question 13

Disruptive Behaviour Disorders

Answer 13

Persistent pattern of antisocial behaviour, represented by ODD and CD

Question 14

Public Health perspective

Answer 14

Reduce injury, death, suffering and cost of youth violence

Question 15

Oppositional Defiant Disorder

Answer 15

Stubborn, hostile, disobediant and defiant

Question 16

When does ODD appear

Answer 16

before age 8

Question 17

2 types of behaviour in ODD

Answer 17

Negative affect

Defiance

Question 18

Conduct disorder

Answer 18

Severe aggression, antisocial acts, inflicting pain on others and interfering with their rights, stealing, vandalism

Question 19

Childhood onset CD

Answer 19

Display at least one symptom before age 10– more likely to be boys, show aggression

Question 20

Adolescent Onset CD

Answer 20

As likely for girls as boys- less violence and persistence

Question 21

Antisocial Personality Disorder

Answer 21

Disregard for and violation of rights of others

Question 22

% of CD kids that develop APD

Answer 22

40

Question 23

Callous and Unemotional Interpersonal Style

Answer 23

Lack of guilt and empathy, narcisim

Question 24

Hostile Attributional Bias

Answer 24

Attribute hostile intent to other children– reactive- aggressie

Question 25

Proactive - aggressive

Answer 25

Use aggression to achieve goals

Question 26

Gene for aggression

Answer 26

MAOA

Question 27

Behavioural Activation System

Answer 27

Response to signals of reward

Question 28

Behavioural Inhibition system

Answer 28

Produces anxiety and inhibits ongoing behaviour in the presence of novel events

Question 29

Coercion Theory

Answer 29

Escape conditioning sequence in which the child learns to use increasingly noxious behaviour to avoid unwanted parental demands

Question 30

Amplifier hypothesis

Answer 30

Stress amplifies the maladaptive predispositions of parents and disrupt their ability to support their children

Question 31

Social Selection Hypothesis

Answer 31

People who move into different neighbourhoods differ from one another before they arive and those who remain differ from those who leave